6800 or 6800XT?

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  • lonegunm4n
    #1

    6800 or 6800XT?

    Gents,

    I've been given the option to upgrade my eVGA 6800 with 256mb of RAM with an eVGA 6800XT with 256mb of RAM for free.

    My question is, should I stick with the 6800 or go with the 6800XT?

    I do some minor overclocking, but nothing too extreme.
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    • Sir. MatDef
      Member
      • Sep 2005
      • 2899
      #2
      Re: 6800 or 6800XT?

      Stick with the 6800, the xt is more of a downgrade.

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        • Sir. S.A.S
          #3
          Re: 6800 or 6800XT?

          go witht the 7 series all to gether alot better performance for your money!

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            • DrunkenPirate
              Ascended
              • Mar 2005
              • 4210
              #4
              Re: 6800 or 6800XT?

              Originally posted by S.A.S
              go witht the 7 series all to gether alot better performance for your money!
              He wasn't asking about a 7 series card.

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                • sackynut
                  #5
                  Re: 6800 or 6800XT?

                  probably just stick with the vanilla. the vanilla has 12 pipes and the xt only has 8 i believe.

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                    • lonegunm4n
                      #6
                      Re: 6800 or 6800XT?

                      Originally posted by sackynut
                      probably just stick with the xt. the vanilla has 12 pipes and the xt only has 8 i believe.
                      huh? I own the vanilla....

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