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EVGA 512-P3-N871-AR GeForce 9800 GTX+ 512MB 256-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card
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HIS IceQ H567Q1GD Radeon HD 5670 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card w/ Eyefinity
 
I pick the 5670.
Kk thanks
I agree but if you can spend a bit extra go for 5770, much better card for a little bit more money.
The 5670 is still ok card.
Actually I would like to get something a little cheaper.I plan on getting another one in the next year, but I still want good graphics until then that's why I picked the ones I did
Fair enough, looks like the 5670 will hold you over till then.
When do you expect there will be a major price drop on the 5770?
IMO, not for a while , i think they have all the price ranges covered right now, maybe when they release some new cards.Quote:
Originally Posted by snclr14
K then it will give me time to save up haha
Now I can hook up Two video cards right? Cause I want to keep the 5670 and get the 5770 later on and have them both hooked up
I don`t know, i think it is better to have 2 of the same cards in crossfire.Quote:
Originally Posted by snclr14
Hmmm ok would two 5670's be very good
No. It would be better than a single 5670, but that's not going to be "very good" and on occasion crossfire actually causes problems depending on the game/app. Multi-gpu usually makes little sense unless you happen to stumble across the second card at a big discount, or if you want more than a single top-end card can provide. When you're ready to upgrade, simply buy the best card you can afford and either sell the 5670 or stash it in a corner as a back-up card. In another year its entirely possible a whole new lineup will be out or 'coming soon' which will render all of your current plans moot anyway.
Hmmm do you think that if I bought the 5770 than I wouldn't have to upgrade for a longer amount of time.
What resolution do you play in. What are your system specs?