7800gtx with 512mb

cirrhosis

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Give it a month, prior to Thanksgiving or right afterwards in time for the Xmas season. Before G72 anyway.
 

1Dark1Sharigan1

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Originally posted by: lifeguard1999
Well, you always can use the PNY Quadro 4500 512MB card for $2,000+. :)

Better yet, two of those bad boys in SLI . . . :D

I think a 512MB 7800GTX would cost around $650 MSRP with street prices probably around the mid to high $500s . . . which incidentally is exactly what the 512MB X1800XT is priced at . . .
 

ddogg

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Originally posted by: 1Dark1Sharigan1
Originally posted by: lifeguard1999
Well, you always can use the PNY Quadro 4500 512MB card for $2,000+. :)

Better yet, two of those bad boys in SLI . . . :D

I think a 512MB 7800GTX would cost around $650 MSRP with street prices probably around the mid to high $500s . . . which incidentally is exactly what the 512MB X1800XT is priced at . . .

ya should be around that much.
 

Ackmed

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Originally posted by: 1Dark1Sharigan1
Originally posted by: lifeguard1999
Well, you always can use the PNY Quadro 4500 512MB card for $2,000+. :)

Better yet, two of those bad boys in SLI . . . :D

I think a 512MB 7800GTX would cost around $650 MSRP with street prices probably around the mid to high $500s . . . which incidentally is exactly what the 512MB X1800XT is priced at . . .

Actually, the MSRP of the X1800XT is priced lower than that.

We dont know what it will cost, or when it will be out.
 

JBT

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I'd say it wil be out when the 1800XT comes out... So probably a month or so.
 

M0RPH

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Originally posted by: Cookie Monster
Nov1st

CM, you keep giving this date out but you never give a link to back it up. Are you just guessing here? If so, you probably should say so, otherwise you're just misleading people.
 

BFG10K

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If you're buying a new high-end GPU now it's definitely a good idea to go 512 MB. Games like FEAR and CoD 2 love the extra memory.
 

Cookie Monster

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Originally posted by: BFG10K
If you're buying a new high-end GPU now it's definitely a good idea to go 512 MB. Games like FEAR and CoD 2 love the extra memory.

BF2? not sure about Fear though. (its only the demo, and even monolith say its going to perform ALOT differently than what we are seeing now).