dhgunit
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When building and/or upgrading my computer I have been mildly dissapointed in the last two video cards I have bought. I had a 7900GS which I used the eVGA step-up program to get the 8600GTS 512MB.
The 8600GTS is ok, but it is not the mid-range card the 8600 series should be. I had to go there due to $$$, plus I felt it was a little ridiculous to buy a year-old technology that had seen little price drop.
Enter the 8800GT. I am going to be ordering this card in a few hours. Nvidia has made up for their mistake with the 8600 by not only putting out a great card, but it is at a remarkable price also. I was expecting a card with performance between the 8600GTS and 8800GTS with price inbetween also. Instead we get a card that almost rivals an 8800GTX for less than half the price.
Nvidia is happy because they are going to make a ton of money of this great product, and the consumer is happy to get it. Thank you Nvidia for a great release (FINALLY!).
The 8600GTS is ok, but it is not the mid-range card the 8600 series should be. I had to go there due to $$$, plus I felt it was a little ridiculous to buy a year-old technology that had seen little price drop.
Enter the 8800GT. I am going to be ordering this card in a few hours. Nvidia has made up for their mistake with the 8600 by not only putting out a great card, but it is at a remarkable price also. I was expecting a card with performance between the 8600GTS and 8800GTS with price inbetween also. Instead we get a card that almost rivals an 8800GTX for less than half the price.
Nvidia is happy because they are going to make a ton of money of this great product, and the consumer is happy to get it. Thank you Nvidia for a great release (FINALLY!).