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It seems as though launch pricing has this model on the shelves at £263 which would seem to have it's value heading south for the winter with the geese.
Nice to see that, in this time of austerity, price gouging on products that might be in-demand still occurs.
Given the full 570 is cheaper, yes! I expect it'll end up around the £210 mark.Quote:
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Ooh.. price of the 570 is increasing at some retailers to help, how poor. Used to be £240 or so.
yay! Thanks guys, I do quite a lot of cross-referencing when I'm recommending hardware, and it's nice to know that you do consider that when running benchmarking tests :) Also nice to see the F@H benchmark in there - I'd be interested to know how your methodology for getting scores.Quote:
and can be used to cross-reference older reviews.
TechRadar reviewed the Asus version of this over at http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-...1044030/review and didn't seem that impressed - preferring to spend the few pennies extra to get a '570. Although they also make the point that this is just a stop-gap until the next generation (will that be 600 series?) is out next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by UnixNerd
That said, I'm still okay with my Gigabyte 460SOC, (http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphi...s-card-review/), so I'll wait until next year to treat myself - not sure whether to stay loyal to NVidia or give AMD a whirl (got an AMD chipset board so maybe it'd be a better fit). Depends what the Hexus reviews say, (seeing as they were spot on with the 460SOC!).
keep seeing the asus 560 ti popping up for £150-155 these just make that card lookd real good valud for money 2 for £300 or 1 new 560 and £50 extra in your wallet
I am really confused by the prices these have launched at, was waiting for these too - guess ill wait some more :/