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Performance difference - two cards in SLI

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at this point in time he should pick up a single 7950GT and forget about those 7600s. A 7950GT is not only 512MB and more powerful than a 7600GT, it is a brand new card so if he REALLY thinks he needs a second one down the road, the price will be lower by then and yet it'll still be widely available.
 
Originally posted by: yacoub
at this point in time he should pick up a single 7950GT and forget about those 7600s. A 7950GT is not only 512MB and more powerful than a 7600GT, it is a brand new card so if he REALLY thinks he needs a second one down the road, the price will be lower by then and yet it'll still be widely available.
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Unless they decide to discontinue it and keep the price up while their future 80nm G80 products are filling it's place. Such a scenario happend with the 7800GT's. Because Nvidia had a better performing card on a smaller die, they discontinued the 7800GT only to later recreate it with the 7900GS.
 
No, g7x isn't going anywhere anytime soon. G80 is strictly highend and will remain so for a long time. G7x will be what is offered for midrange/budget/value markets.
 
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