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  1. 08-06-2006, 09:57 PM #1
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    Which to get? 7900GT or the 760GT in SLI

    the single 7900GT or the 7600GT in SLi? both in same AMD4200 rig

    Which card?

    Thanks in advance
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    Go for single 7900GT as in most cases this is slightly faster and you can always add another.
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    As above mate, the 7900GT is a much more powerful card and allows for expansion
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    yeah thought so its for my mate

    my 2 rigs are in my sig ones a little dated now lol
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    anotehr shout for 7900GT then can always add another
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    The 7900 GTX cards have just had a big price drop with the new cards coming out.
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    x1900? Will hand either of those options its ass, but im not too up on pricing, seems to be cropping up in the bargainforum a lot though
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