How reliable is this "unofficial" information? When something is literally twice as good as what I have, I become more than willing to dish out what I need to have it!
How reliable is this "unofficial" information? When something is literally twice as good as what I have, I become more than willing to dish out what I need to have it!
what kind of noticeable performance will you be able to see between a 9800xt and x800xt? and anything over 500 aint worth it cause itll be outdated before it even hits the market
I don't think it will be more than $425-$525. With the 6800 Ultra said to be around $399-$475(rumored $$), ATi won't price themselves out of the competition.
Yeah, they would seriously undermine their marketing efforts by pricing it so out of the stratosphere that only a few elite people could afford one. I can't imagine a mainstream gaming card topping $500.
I couldn't imagine a mainstream gaming card topping 400 bucks two years ago but it certainly happened and then some. I can't wait to see more concrete benchmarks, especially ones put on by an unbiased third party that pits the best from each manufacturer and lets 'em rip. I see a lot of speculation with this round of video card wars and the same old "manufacturer x is cheating" crap. It's cliche` at best and oh so very old by now. I still like to stick in the sweet spot of around 200-250 bucks and get the most for my money. I eagerly await releases of the next generation from each side and will make a decision when the dust and benchmarks settle.
Yeah, they would seriously undermine their marketing efforts by pricing it so out of the stratosphere that only a few elite people could afford one. I can't imagine a mainstream gaming card topping $500.
Remember when Two Monster 3D SLI cards were $600 ($300 each)....
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But still, I too take it with a pinch of salt.
I hope it's true. This might just be my 1st $500 video card....... (way over my $250 limit)
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lol
Remember when Two Monster 3D SLI cards were $600 ($300 each)....