RisingFalls
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I know, the 8800 kills the 8600, but listen up!
I don't want to spend the redundant amount of $280 for the 8800 GTS when I don't need that much ammunition when THE most harshest program I'll use is CS:S, every now and then photoshop.
Since I'm going to be mostly around media encoding/decoding, I heard the 8600 is better for it, should I get spend $280 for the 8800 and wait until a Service Pack for Windows comes out and put it to better use then, or get the 8600 now with XP for $160?
I don't want to spend the redundant amount of $280 for the 8800 GTS when I don't need that much ammunition when THE most harshest program I'll use is CS:S, every now and then photoshop.
Since I'm going to be mostly around media encoding/decoding, I heard the 8600 is better for it, should I get spend $280 for the 8800 and wait until a Service Pack for Windows comes out and put it to better use then, or get the 8600 now with XP for $160?