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Been eyeballing me the MSI 7850, but ye gads, at $259 its a wee bit pricy. Any indicators floating around that prices may drop a bit in the near future?
im not sure if anything longer than 10" will fit in my case.
With the current price of the 7850, I recommend getting the 7950 for $320 AR: http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2261626
The twin frozr 7850 was $210 AR recently. If it dips down to that again, then that would be a great buy as well.
im choking at $260. no way im paying $320. I would like to, but that money just isnt there. I saw that it was close to 200 a couple weeks before i started looking. mad me sad. Just waiting for a deal to come by.
its been so long since i messed with my videocard, and PC in general, i cant even remember how many watts my PS is. It was 430w at one time, but i vaguely remember replaceing it with a very quite one some years back, just dont remember the watts. I want to say its only 450w, which is below the recommended 500w. But the rest of the system doesnt pull much. 65w CPU, 2 HDDs + ram and mobo... eeh... be really close with a 450.
pretty sweet deal. but only 1 fan. need to see what the nosie levels are.
XFX cards are incredibly loud.
If you want quiet, you want a card with a blower, not a fan.
XFX cards are incredibly loud.
If you want quiet, you want a card with a double-fan, open-air cooler, not a blower.
When was one fan not quite LOL Why so quick to judge on noise levels .going for quiet over saving a few $$$. 1 fan vs 2 fans will be a difference.
so whens this 660 due out?
Um two smaller fans spinning at a higher rpm will be louder than on fan that is larger that only needs to spin at a lower rpm to cool the same amount. Aftermarket cards for the most part do not have blower style extrnal exhausting fans because internally exhausting open fans are higher performance and less noise producing.fixed