Originally posted by: SlowSpyder
Originally posted by: Wreckage
Originally posted by: soccerballtux
4890 is cheaper, by a lot if you're patient (less than half the cost of a GTX275).
Please show me a 4890 that is less than $102.
Here is a GTX275 with a free copy of CoD World at War. $204.99
http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16814187073
Free shipping. No rebates or coupons or first time buyer discounts needed. No hoops to jump through.
The GTX275 performs on par with an overclocked 4890. Of course you can always overclock the 275.
http://www.techreport.com/articles.x/16681
The 4890 and GTX275 are very close to equals as far as performance goes. The 4890 is generally cheaper, that's the difference. The 4890 overclocks well, I believe the GTX275 overclocks decently as well.
We all know about the $125 deal on the 4890, I haven't seen a GTX275 close to that yet. As far as what the other poster said, here you go... $250 for a GTX275. You can find the 4890 for $125 making what he said true... you can find the 4890 for half the price of a GTX275. Considering they go up to $330 on Newegg for factory overclocked models or extra memory I'd say that it is possible to find 4890's for half the price of GTX275's, depending on the model. Obviously the cheapest 4890 isn't half the price of the cheapest GTX275. But I think it's pretty plain that the 4890 on a whole is cheaper then the GTX275, for performance that is near identical.
Agreed. At current prices, there is no one in their right mind who would buy a GTX 275.
Anandtech
"The 4890 tends to look better at lower resolutions while the GTX 275 is more competitive at high resolutions. At 1680 x 1050 and 1920 x 1200 the 4890 is nearly undefeated. At 2560 x 1600, it seems to be pretty much a wash between the two cards. "
Considering this along with the fact that the 4890 can be found for nearly one half the price of the GTX 275, it's pretty obvious.