YodaWizeJediMaster
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Originally posted by: YodaWizeJediMaster
Only by 10 FPS though. The 6800 runs at 60 FPS. The X800 runs at 50 FPS. But the image quality is with the 6800 because it supports 3.0 PS.
Originally posted by: nOObBooB
<snip>Dropping $700 seems kinda of rediculous, because in like 2 years a new card will come out. When buying techological equipment i tend to buy the lastest but not the best. The best at teh time is never a deal becuase of the mark up for it becuase there is little supply and demand for that product whihc keeps the price high really high.<snip>
Originally posted by: mauiblue
Originally posted by: nOObBooB
<snip>Dropping $700 seems kinda of rediculous, because in like 2 years a new card will come out. When buying techological equipment i tend to buy the lastest but not the best. The best at teh time is never a deal becuase of the mark up for it becuase there is little supply and demand for that product whihc keeps the price high really high.<snip>
I know that the ATI x800 xt PE (AGP) is a rare one to find at the moment so I guess that is why it's so pricey. But on the Shop ATI site, they have it listed at $499 but it is out of stock at the moment. I finally gave in and put in an order at the ATI site. I'm not in a hurry to get one and if I do get one before the year's end, that price will make it all worthwhile. If I don't, oh well. I like ATI customer service and tech support from previous experience. Maybe the high end nVidia has some stuff the ATI high end card doesn't but ATI is still alright by me.
Originally posted by: sparkyclarky
I'm with NVidia in this round. Innovation is needed in the gfx card industry, and they seem to have pushed further ahead in this respect this generation than ATI. Also, Doom III performance is nothing to scoff at, because that engine is bound to be licensed out like mad. But, the truth is, that you can't go wrong with either one. Pony up the dough and be happy with either choice🙂