Gtx 350

[gurusan]

You just have to hope it doesn't end up like AMD....so far I still can't see them pulling ahead unless nehalem is just too expensive to get a decent overclocking setup from.

Even if that is the case, current S775 offerings still seem better than anything AMD has to offer in the near future.

 

[zedman3d]

ya... its the bounce back of things... ati then nvidia... its a never ending cycle...

I think though ATI's turn on the cycle will be the longest we have seen in a while.
PS: Ive just realized we have yet to see (recent) a highest ranked video card from ATI (as in, fastest card out) that isnt dual GPU. Know what i mean?

 

[NosBoost300]

ya, thats ati's way this time around.... going with multi cores instead of making better single.. don't remember where i read it.. but that is there focus... 4850x2's should be coming soon enough as well

 

[gurusan]

yup....not really a fan of that method because of microstuttering...a single RV770 is fast for pretty m uch all resolutions though....

 

[NosBoost300]

ehh, i still am yet to see microstutter using my 2 4850's

 

[gurusan]

it's there. Whether it's noticeable is a subjective thing.

 

[NosBoost300]

lol then why the rage or care of it.. i've never had a problem with anything with any of my sli setups

6800gs, 6800 vanilla, 7900gt's, 8800gtx's, and now 4850's... i dunno maybe i just don't care enough to actually see it

 

[gurusan]

Well tbh I never noticed it on my CF setup either.

The real reason I don't like dual card setups is because they are so derned hard to cool for ocing! Adding another card in the loop starts incurring all sorts of costs on a wc setup. :/

 

[NosBoost300]

thats why you have 1 loop for cpu and 1 for gpus?

but i guess that gets expensive.. buying another rad and pump... and then 2 blocks... ouchie... and then increasing the risk (for impatient retards like me) of getting more water all over the place!!! hahaha

 

[zedman3d]

Microstuttering?