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I am waiting for the next generation.It does not show in my sig but the gtx was sent back in favor of the new cards comming out,l hope.
I'm sitting on a pair of 7900GTXs, I'm gonna buy a new G90 ("GeForce 9") when it hits the streets...
Whatever g90/92 is, it won't represent the incredible leap over the competition that g80 did. The 8800's will go down in the history. There are still practically no apps that can slow down a GTX/Ultra. The 8800's won't be considered "slow" cards for many, many years...
SLI works, but it doesn't give a huge boost.
The 8800's won't be considered "slow" cards for many, many years...
Skipping the best generation of hardware ever introduced?
Wow. Let that sink in for a bit...
Whatever g90/92 is, it won't represent the incredible leap over the competition that g80 did. The 8800's will go down in the history. There are still practically no apps that can slow down a GTX/Ultra. The 8800's won't be considered "slow" cards for many, many years...
The flight sim x slows down the 8800 and i doubt you be able to play crysis in 1680x res in ultra high with a fps of no lower then 50
Whats the alternative? Thats the best we can get right now. And dont say an ultra
There are still practically no apps that can slow down a GTX/Ultra. The 8800's won't be considered "slow" cards for many, many years...
I really think the 8800Ultra/GTX is going to go down in the same category of my 9800pro.
I got a solid 2+ years out of that card.
my only thing is that im not going to be paying 600 for a new card... i mean to me i have to draw the line someplace and that is at 400.. and if this new card does come out in a month and ive waited but its going to retail to a price similar to the 8800ultra then it would be a waist...
Moore's is every 18 Months not 6. I don't think anything is going quite that fast. But your right about it being in terms of transistor count and not raw performance.Oh, and regarding Moore's law: Graphics cards stopped 6-month cycling some time ago. Moore's law doesn't really apply to power either: it was only ever meant to be about the number of transistors.
Skipping the best generation of hardware ever introduced?
Wow. Let that sink in for a bit...
Whatever g90/92 is, it won't represent the incredible leap over the competition that g80 did. The 8800's will go down in the history. There are still practically no apps that can slow down a GTX/Ultra. The 8800's won't be considered "slow" cards for many, many years...
so would it be worth it to upgrade to an 8800gts from my x800gto i have right now? or should i wait for g90?
Live you life.
i just want a 9800gtx
I love these threads because nobody here knows any more than anybody else so how is someone going to know if it's worth the wait or not? Pull out their magic 8 ball?
Just do like everyone else has to, wait and see.
Me too.
I recently picked up the Company of Heroes expansion and am waiting on Crysis. The old 8800GTX just isn't cutting the mustard any more and I'm hanging on to enjoy those titles as they were intended.
Crysis can slow it down.
Crysis was designed so that as hardware gets better they will patch the game to allow use of the better graphics capabilities of the games. As it stands now crysis can make gtx/ultra break a sweat... but of course there's nothing else out there that can do better yet.
The flight sim x slows down the 8800 and i doubt you be able to play crysis in 1680x res in ultra high with a fps of no lower then 50
Unfortunately, I have yet to see a single card that can drive 30" monitor in native resolution with all eye candy. When a card like that comes out, then I'll be impressed
Sure, you could get SLi, which is pretty much made for 2560x1600 but hey
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You people with the massive displays are just ridiculous. You're a tiny fraction of the market - you basically don't exist.