Originally posted by: Lord Banshee
i say it will be 125 - 150% better in most games.
Just wait couple more hours and reviews should be showing up, if not tomorrow
Originally posted by: Lord Banshee
lol
well i based my % on this review
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview...atid=31&threadid=1956175&enterthread=y
lol :laugh:Originally posted by: ShadowOfMyself
Originally posted by: Lord Banshee
lol
well i based my % on this review
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview...atid=31&threadid=1956175&enterthread=y
Thats a 7950 GT!!! not GX2... Omg how do people always mistake them? some even talk of a 7950 GTX which doesnt exist at all... WTF? ITS GX2 PEOPLE
Originally posted by: crazydingo
GTS numbers arent spectacular. Price and performance wise the GTX is a far better card.
Dont be a victim of price gauging. Let the initial wave pass by and you can get the second batch of cards.Originally posted by: nib95
Originally posted by: crazydingo
GTS numbers arent spectacular. Price and performance wise the GTX is a far better card.
Well....
It's £100 difference at the mo.
Which is a BIG difference.
Still cant decide ebtween the GTS and the GTX.
I've already sold my 7950 GX2.
So it's just a case of deciding whether to get another 7950 GX2, an 8800 GTS or spending the extra £100 for the 8800 GTX. My 7950 GX2 was just about right on performance, so if the GTS is as good or just a little better. It will do.
Originally posted by: nib95
Originally posted by: crazydingo
GTS numbers arent spectacular. Price and performance wise the GTX is a far better card.
Well....
It's £100 difference at the mo.
Which is a BIG difference.
Still cant decide ebtween the GTS and the GTX.
I've already sold my 7950 GX2.
So it's just a case of deciding whether to get another 7950 GX2, an 8800 GTS or spending the extra £100 for the 8800 GTX. My 7950 GX2 was just about right on performance, so if the GTS is as good or just a little better. It will do.
Originally posted by: crazydingo
Dont be a victim of price gauging. Let the initial wave pass by and you can get the second batch of cards.Originally posted by: nib95
Originally posted by: crazydingo
GTS numbers arent spectacular. Price and performance wise the GTX is a far better card.
Well....
It's £100 difference at the mo.
Which is a BIG difference.
Still cant decide ebtween the GTS and the GTX.
I've already sold my 7950 GX2.
So it's just a case of deciding whether to get another 7950 GX2, an 8800 GTS or spending the extra £100 for the 8800 GTX. My 7950 GX2 was just about right on performance, so if the GTS is as good or just a little better. It will do.
The MSRP difference between GTX and GTS is a minicule $50 and you get a whole lot of performance for it.
And since you are upgrading from a GX2 I would say that the GTX would be a better upgrade. :thumbsup:
I read your post. I knew the pricing in US$, so I quoted that.Originally posted by: nib95
You didnt read my post lol.
In the UK it's a difference of £100!!!
That's nearly $200.
Also, I have no choice but to buy a new GPU as I've already sold my 7950 GX2 on eBay.
For a profit I might add.
So I need to make a choice today!
Otherwise I'll be without a GPU for days!
Originally posted by: crazydingo
Dont be a victim of price gauging. Let the initial wave pass by and you can get the second batch of cards.Originally posted by: nib95
Originally posted by: crazydingo
GTS numbers arent spectacular. Price and performance wise the GTX is a far better card.
Well....
It's £100 difference at the mo.
Which is a BIG difference.
Still cant decide ebtween the GTS and the GTX.
I've already sold my 7950 GX2.
So it's just a case of deciding whether to get another 7950 GX2, an 8800 GTS or spending the extra £100 for the 8800 GTX. My 7950 GX2 was just about right on performance, so if the GTS is as good or just a little better. It will do.
The MSRP difference between GTX and GTS is a minicule $50 and you get a whole lot of performance for it.
And since you are upgrading from a GX2 I would say that the GTX would be a better upgrade. :thumbsup:
Yeah, everybody are pointing at the drivers being the culprit. But then with immature drivers the GTX is insane, imagine it with proper drivers.Originally posted by: McArra
Originally posted by: crazydingo
Dont be a victim of price gauging. Let the initial wave pass by and you can get the second batch of cards.Originally posted by: nib95
Originally posted by: crazydingo
GTS numbers arent spectacular. Price and performance wise the GTX is a far better card.
Well....
It's £100 difference at the mo.
Which is a BIG difference.
Still cant decide ebtween the GTS and the GTX.
I've already sold my 7950 GX2.
So it's just a case of deciding whether to get another 7950 GX2, an 8800 GTS or spending the extra £100 for the 8800 GTX. My 7950 GX2 was just about right on performance, so if the GTS is as good or just a little better. It will do.
The MSRP difference between GTX and GTS is a minicule $50 and you get a whole lot of performance for it.
And since you are upgrading from a GX2 I would say that the GTX would be a better upgrade. :thumbsup:
In my PREVIEW I'm clearly bottlenecked by my A64 X2@FX60.
Next week I'm getting a Conroe 6600 that will do it much better for the GTS for sure.
Also drivers are very inmature right now...
The profit you made on the GX2 might come handy, though it might not be enough. Just make sure the mofo fits your motherboard/case.Originally posted by: nib95
Ahh fugger.
I might have to go with the GTX...
But I've been spending so much money lately lol.
I need to start saving somewhere![]()
Originally posted by: crazydingo
Yeah, everybody are pointing at the drivers being the culprit. But then with immature drivers the GTX is insane, imagine it with proper drivers.Originally posted by: McArra
Originally posted by: crazydingo
Dont be a victim of price gauging. Let the initial wave pass by and you can get the second batch of cards.Originally posted by: nib95
Originally posted by: crazydingo
GTS numbers arent spectacular. Price and performance wise the GTX is a far better card.
Well....
It's £100 difference at the mo.
Which is a BIG difference.
Still cant decide ebtween the GTS and the GTX.
I've already sold my 7950 GX2.
So it's just a case of deciding whether to get another 7950 GX2, an 8800 GTS or spending the extra £100 for the 8800 GTX. My 7950 GX2 was just about right on performance, so if the GTS is as good or just a little better. It will do.
The MSRP difference between GTX and GTS is a minicule $50 and you get a whole lot of performance for it.
And since you are upgrading from a GX2 I would say that the GTX would be a better upgrade. :thumbsup:
In my PREVIEW I'm clearly bottlenecked by my A64 X2@FX60.
Next week I'm getting a Conroe 6600 that will do it much better for the GTS for sure.
Also drivers are very inmature right now...
The profit you made on the GX2 might come handy, though it might not be enough. Just make sure the mofo fits your motherboard/case.Originally posted by: nib95
Ahh fugger.
I might have to go with the GTX...
But I've been spending so much money lately lol.
I need to start saving somewhere![]()
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Originally posted by: nib95
Originally posted by: crazydingo
Yeah, everybody are pointing at the drivers being the culprit. But then with immature drivers the GTX is insane, imagine it with proper drivers.Originally posted by: McArra
Originally posted by: crazydingo
Dont be a victim of price gauging. Let the initial wave pass by and you can get the second batch of cards.Originally posted by: nib95
Originally posted by: crazydingo
GTS numbers arent spectacular. Price and performance wise the GTX is a far better card.
Well....
It's £100 difference at the mo.
Which is a BIG difference.
Still cant decide ebtween the GTS and the GTX.
I've already sold my 7950 GX2.
So it's just a case of deciding whether to get another 7950 GX2, an 8800 GTS or spending the extra £100 for the 8800 GTX. My 7950 GX2 was just about right on performance, so if the GTS is as good or just a little better. It will do.
The MSRP difference between GTX and GTS is a minicule $50 and you get a whole lot of performance for it.
And since you are upgrading from a GX2 I would say that the GTX would be a better upgrade. :thumbsup:
In my PREVIEW I'm clearly bottlenecked by my A64 X2@FX60.
Next week I'm getting a Conroe 6600 that will do it much better for the GTS for sure.
Also drivers are very inmature right now...
The profit you made on the GX2 might come handy, though it might not be enough. Just make sure the mofo fits your motherboard/case.Originally posted by: nib95
Ahh fugger.
I might have to go with the GTX...
But I've been spending so much money lately lol.
I need to start saving somewhere![]()
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Is it bigger then the 7950 GX2? :Q
Originally posted by: Centurin
The GTX is longer than a GX2.