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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    here are the 280 benchmarks. loooks like nehalem is indeed needed has according to this guy, the quad core qx9770 at stock speeds are bootlenecking this card!

    http://www.evilavatar.com/forums/showthread.php?t=54223

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    Wow... I wish that guy had done it with only a single GTX because so few people will run them in SLi at first, it seems kind of a waste...

    Overall though, I'm not to impressed by that.

    I was hoping Crysis would finally be playable at Very High @ 1920 x 1200

    I hope ****ty drivers are to blame for the poor performance...

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    ironicly i heard its the cpu thats the cause of the poor performance and thats a bloody top of the line QUAD CORE!!!!

    looks liek nehalem is needed plus SLI at that res dont make much of a difference to a single card

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    I would love to believe that the card is being bottlenecked by the CPU but until there are some proper tests that we can cross-reference, I will take that opinion with a rather large pinch of salt.

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    monday i heard the NDA is lifted.

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    Not very long to wait then ^^

    Does that mean pre-orders will start Monday?

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    Quote Originally Posted by j.o.s.h.1408 View Post
    here are the 280 benchmarks. loooks like nehalem is indeed needed has according to this guy, the quad core qx9770 at stock speeds are bootlenecking this card!

    http://www.evilavatar.com/forums/showthread.php?t=54223
    Only 17k for SLI 280s in 06? I don't think that's reliable.

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    Quote Originally Posted by shaithis View Post
    Well, we can only speculate based on past history, which has shown us that whenever someone has the fastest item, its priced accordingly. When was the last time you paid less for more on a piece of PC hardware?

    If the new ATI cards end up being noticeably cheaper then the new nVidia cards, you can be assured that they won't be performing in the same ballpark.

    I doubt anything at all will change, different manufacturers will give better VFM depending on what performance point your looking at.
    For a start, it happens when one company has an advance in which a technological advantage allows them to cut costs, under the competition and take market share. AMD did it with the Athlon XPs. And who's behind ATI? Oh yeah.

    I'm not saying this will happen. Just that, if the numbers permit, it might.

    Don't forget that maximum profit isn't necessarily achieved by highest price. If you can increase volumes significantly at a lower price, then low margin, high volume can be more profitable than high margin, low volume especially if your competitors can't respond.

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen View Post
    For a start, it happens when one company has an advance in which a technological advantage allows them to cut costs, under the competition and take market share. AMD did it with the Athlon XPs. And who's behind ATI? Oh yeah.

    I'm not saying this will happen. Just that, if the numbers permit, it might.

    Don't forget that maximum profit isn't necessarily achieved by highest price. If you can increase volumes significantly at a lower price, then low margin, high volume can be more profitable than high margin, low volume especially if your competitors can't respond.
    I am hoping this will happen... fingers crossed, touch wood and all that

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    Quote Originally Posted by kalniel View Post
    Only 17k for SLI 280s in 06? I don't think that's reliable.
    06 is has reliable has a monkeys guess on how well the card runs.

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    Hmmm cpu limited? Not entirely convinced either tbh! Not at high res anyway.
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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    well if i score 14k with a dual core and an 8800GTS, these cards must be completly crap or he is lieing, simple as.
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    Trust me, go into any local club and shout "I've got dual Nehalem Xeons" and all of the girls will practically collapse on the spot at the thought of your e-penis

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    Could be combination of crappy drivers and (gasp) that they really aren't going to be that big of a jump?

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    3d mark is crap for measuring graphics power for today's games. I get less than 9000 marks but I can run CoD4 with setting maxed and Crysis on medium... both at 1920x1200... It has become more of a system benchmark than a gaming benchmark. I am pretty sure a higher scoring 8800gt would struggle more that that resolution than my system.

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    I just want them to hurry up and sell me one!

    I'm waiting on them so I can build my system and it's driving me crazy...

    I've got all the other parts stacked up around me and Im itching to get building...

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    Re: Retailer spills the beans on GTX280

    more benches

    doesnt looke that hot to me. infact it looks like a refresh unless the cpu realy is holding this baby back

    http://forums.vr-zone.com/showthread.php?t=288666

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