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Is this the card that'll dethrone NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 295 as the all-out performance king?
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Is this the card that'll dethrone NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 295 as the all-out performance king?
Unlikely - that'll be the 5870x2.
drumming fingers on desk - waiting, waiting...
An erroneous thought but the styling reminds me of a 1950s bus.. :)
ZOMG...It's Bertie !Quote:
Originally Posted by pollaxe
http://static.hornby.com/images/orig...r9096-2956.jpg
Looking at it my moneys on that being the X2 as well, think im going to hold out and get the X2 this time around, as long as it doenst use 8 pin power connectors though, 700 Watt Seasonic PSU and it doenst have 8 pin connectors, only 4x 4 pin :(
More Batmobile than Bus, I'd say...
what a convenient launch date right on my first payday:D launchday pricing at around £250 do you reckon?
might pull my full upgrade forwards now.
It's not an x2. You can tell by this image.
I wonder how many monitors that thing can drive at the same time.
I think he means the 295 beater will be the X2 - that's what I mean at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by shaithis
:drool:
This would be an awesome birthday present (25th, natch)
But as I said before - if the release date is so close, why are they keeping details like specs and pricing close to their chest? Surely they'd want to advertise how great their card is so people bung in their preorders (note like video games, DVDs, films, etc)
seeing as im about to do a system upgrade end of this month... WIN FOR ME!
The 5870 is apparently priced at USD400. If we do a straight FX =~245GBPQuote:
Originally Posted by Biscuit
Plus VAT = £281
I think I might wait till they come down a tad.
I think they try to keep the specs and release information secret so that they can continue selling old stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by borandi
hmm add on the usual £20-30 for UK prices and thats pushing the cost boundries a touch :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Phage