GTX 295s on Newegg

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  • jake_
    Fitter, Happier.
    • Mar 2007
    • 4959

    #16
    Re: GTX 295s on Newegg

    poor brits...

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    • Wizrdwarts
      Member
      • Dec 2006
      • 3754

      #17
      Re: GTX 295s on Newegg

      Nvidia dual-GPU cards have never been good...

      Originally posted by Corkum
      4870x2 $489.99
      GTX 295 $499.99

      Looks like you brits are getting ripped off. Now, I haven't seen any final performance reviews yet, but for an extra ten bucks it seems like a pretty good deal.
      http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...phire%204870x2 $400 after rebate!

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      • megawhompertoo
        oldswab
        • Dec 2005
        • 2124

        #18
        Re: GTX 295s on Newegg

        bah. highest end, 2xgpu cores, sli, crossfire: spit, curse, and kick the dirt.

        ridiculous. i understand why they're $500 here with the tanking d(o)ullar(d), but c'mon...isn't $700 (great british monetary units 460) just a tad...nuts?

        there'll be better single cores in 9 months, if not sooner, for cheaper, just in time to prepare for Windows 7, if it really is a fixed version of Win ME Deux that offers features that might be worth paying for. such is silicon...such is software.

        good gravy that's expensive tech! i guess it always has been, though...

        ok, this post officially contributed nothing helpful...but my eyes just popped when I saw it was seven hundred bucks if you live in ye ole blighty, not that $500 (when i can build you a serviceable gaming pc for that much) is terribly better.

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        • Wizrdwarts
          Member
          • Dec 2006
          • 3754

          #19
          Re: GTX 295s on Newegg

          Originally posted by megawhompertoo
          bah. highest end, 2xgpu cores, sli, crossfire: spit, curse, and kick the dirt.

          ridiculous. i understand why they're $500 here with the tanking d(o)ullar(d), but c'mon...isn't $700 (great british monetary units 460) just a tad...nuts?

          there'll be better single cores in 9 months, if not sooner, for cheaper, just in time to prepare for Windows 7, if it really is a fixed version of Win ME Deux that offers features that might be worth paying for. such is silicon...such is software.

          good gravy that's expensive tech! i guess it always has been, though...

          ok, this post officially contributed nothing helpful...but my eyes just popped when I saw it was seven hundred bucks if you live in ye ole blighty, not that $500 (when i can build you a serviceable gaming pc for that much) is terribly better.
          Prices for the best and newest hardware are always like that. Add the fact that the UK has horrible prices compared to the US just makes it suck to be a computer enthusiast in the UK.

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          • jesus
            Member
            • May 2007
            • 2413

            #20
            Re: GTX 295s on Newegg

            Do you guys think we'll ever see another non-internal SLI (or single chip) card hold the performance crown?

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            • Namakan
              Senior Member
              • May 2007
              • 2893

              #21
              Re: GTX 295s on Newegg

              Originally posted by Tomeis
              Do you guys think we'll ever see another non-internal SLI (or single chip) card hold the performance crown?
              2 > 1

              Probably not,

              Why have one really good card when you tape two together! Says the marketers

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              • Wizrdwarts
                Member
                • Dec 2006
                • 3754

                #22
                Re: GTX 295s on Newegg

                Originally posted by Namakan
                2 > 1

                Probably not,

                Why have one really good card when you tape two together! Says the marketers
                Because a 2 GPU card doesn't need 2 PCIe slots or a SLI/Crossfire compatible mobo.

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