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MisterAutomatic
I'm selling my Visiontek 4870x2 (I gotta stick with Nvidia) so looking at my current configuration what do you guys think I should get?
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hoth17
2 x evga gtx 260 core 216 55nm - only $200 shipped each at tiger

benchmark comparison:
http://techreport.com/articles.x/16229/7
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gerikoh
gtx295
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295, or GTX 260 SLI
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sgdude
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Originally Posted by hoth17 View Post
2 x evga gtx 260 core 216 55nm - only $200 shipped each at tiger

benchmark comparison:
http://techreport.com/articles.x/16229/7
$195 shipped each at newegg!!!!
or go GTX295.
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FieryCoD
The GTX 295 is one son of a card right now.
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MisterAutomatic
Well everyone seems to be on the same page. All now I gotta do is sell this 4870x2.
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Anth0789
One GTX 295 should make you happy.
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Enigma8750
Whats the problem with the 4870x2? Your frame rates dropping in the 40 fps or something or what?
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Anth0789
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Whats the problem with the 4870x2? Your frame rates dropping in the 40 fps or something or what?

Im guessing he is having a driver issue. Im seeing tons of people selling their 4870X2's on Hardwarecanucks.
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MisterAutomatic
Yeah its that + it doesn't support PhysX + I got a 790i board. I can't run CrossfireX on this mobo. I got the card for a sweet deal, so now I'm just flipping the card for money towards a good nvidia card.
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