Does anyone know where to buy a GTX295 at a decent price?
They either seem to be about £450 or about £350 and out of stock. I understand the old "supply & demand" argument but this has been going on for several months now.
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Does anyone know where to buy a GTX295 at a decent price?
They either seem to be about £450 or about £350 and out of stock. I understand the old "supply & demand" argument but this has been going on for several months now.
I doubt they are making any more of them with the (supposedly) imminent release of Fermi.
Have a look at the 5870 or 5970 instead :)
Could try 2x GTX275 in SLI if you are desperate but not sure they are going to be cheaper. In its next incarnation it may be cheaper. GTX395 perhaps
I have ATI vs nVidia discussions at work. My mate stick to ATI, I stick to nVidia for CUDA reasons.
My MOBO only has 1 PCIE slot so 2X GTX275 is out :-)
I'll just have to wait a bit longer before I can BOINC any faster.
I'd advise you to wait for the Nvidia releases - shouldn't have to wait that much longer now!
Yes the new 300 series should be out next month (I'm not including the 310 as it's not new, just a rebrand) even if they are too expensive/not that good it should push the price of the 200 series cards down a bit as places shift stock.
what little stock there is in the UK that is :(
Except, if Hexus are to be believed, they're going to be the 400 series!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pob255
Ahh well at least that would make a bit of sense, breaking up the dx10 dx10.1 and dx11 cards into different series.
Nvidia have officially confirmed the model numbers!Quote:
Originally Posted by scaryjim
So the 300 series is going to be full of "class leading" rebrands(tm)??Quote:
Originally Posted by scaryjim
Farewell to the idea of getting a GTX295.
OK, looks like I'll be waiting to see if the Fermi Kick CUSA @ss like nVidia says it will.
Hopefully it will be ready by the end of march. Either way it will drive prices down.