| QUOTE (Merc @ January 28, 2008 05:18 pm) |
| Given the current state of the Nvidia chipsets I'd guess there may be a bunch of GTXes hitting the used card market. |
| QUOTE (rlvogel322 @ January 29, 2008 12:06 am) |
| I'm really thinking about going the 3870 X2 route if I can get a decent price for the GTX. |
| QUOTE (Merc @ January 28, 2008 05:18 pm) |
| The 3870X2 appears to just beat the 8800GTX Ultra. Plus it does it at a much reduced cost of under $500. That is really good news for all of us that like the new Intel chipsets but want dual video cards. |
| QUOTE (cool_case @ January 28, 2008 05:23 pm) |
| Wow - beauts Jason! I'll be joining in with you in the x2 craze, getting a delivery Thursday. Sold my 3870s over the weekend. Will be benching them late this week. |
| QUOTE (jmkays @ January 28, 2008 09:09 pm) | ||
Yes, Eddy does beautiful work. Priced just a skootch more than DD's with much better finishing work and detail to engineering and quality, throughout. Let me guess, you bought two? |
| QUOTE (rlvogel322 @ January 28, 2008 05:06 pm) |
| Thanks for posting the info Jason. I wonder when they'll have stuff in the US. How do I get on your list to get one directly from them? |
| QUOTE (Merc @ January 29, 2008 01:45 am) |
| There is some really nice rigs coming together for Forum Wars |
| QUOTE |
| The Radeon HD 3870 X2 requires only a single video card slot, but you currently cannot run two cards together in CrossFire at this time. AMD has told GameSpot that it plans to offer X2 CrossFire support this March. The card also lacks PCI Express 2.0 because the special bridge chip that connects the card's GPUs together only supports PCI Express 1.1. |
| QUOTE (Merc @ January 29, 2008 12:44 pm) |
| The card doesn't have to support PCIe 2.0 since the standard is backward compatible. |