Is there a difference between this 2 cards that's worth $200?
256 7800 GTX and 512 7800 GTX
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Re: 256 7800 GTX and 512 7800 GTX
theres a very large difference, the momory is infeon chips which can reach super high clock rates (thus the 850mhz mem clock (x2) thats on the eVGA version anyway)
Whether or not the extra 10-15frames are worth 200bucks, thats do be debated.
If with a 256m version your pulling over 70fps all the time, then its a waste to spend on the 512 version.
Id get the 256 version and spend the 200 left over elsewhereComment
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Re: 256 7800 GTX and 512 7800 GTX
Hahahahahaha... You thing you'vr got problems, ivve got a 9550...Originally posted by SQUiB_2154Now I know what my problem is, I've only got a 128mb 6600GT. :cry:
But back onto topic, no, its not worth the $200, if you really want the 512MB one, then wait for 2 months or so and it will havce come down in price alot, especially aftyer crissy.Comment
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Re: 256 7800 GTX and 512 7800 GTX
Originally posted by PimpYothe reason its not worth it is because no games are programmed to utilize 512mb or video ram.
when ATI first made the X800XL 512mb, it got the EXACT same FPS as the 256 version, because no games are designed to use anytyhing above 256.
Not true, QUAKE 4 can use 512MB if set to ultra high settings. It then uses uncompress bitmaps (Or something like that I forgot)Comment
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Re: 256 7800 GTX and 512 7800 GTX
Be that as it may, my point still stands. Yeah everyone else is right, get the 256Mb version perhaps use that $200 bucks twoard the purchase of another 256MB 7800GTX?Originally posted by PimpYoQUAKE 4 isnt even worth the $50 to play it let alone a 7800GTX 512MB
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Re: 256 7800 GTX and 512 7800 GTX
Better yet go for this deal--> http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...08%20SLI%20KITOriginally posted by Dr.DBe that as it may, my point still stands. Yeah everyone else is right, get the 256Mb version perhaps use that $200 bucks twoard the purchase of another 256MB 7800GTX?
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