Its not on highend card they make money, it is on low/midendcard like 8800GT/9800GTX and so on that fill their pocket as the card is cheap to make and relativly expensive to buy. Superhighend is made just for us how needs/wants them and are willing to pay for it but it makes no big money in the long run as 512-bit bus is expensive as hell.Yeah it's your money fueling Nvidia's idiocy. Why not save that $600 and buy a 9800GTX, it should run the game just fine for $200. Put that $400 into a better motherboard or cpu.
Same here, only 12 Euro for stepupcost so no remorse to use the stupid SLI-for-beginners 9800Gx2 as downpayment for the real deal and no CF/SLI related isses in the future, at least until the big decision is made.I couldn't resist using my Step Up too...
The GX2 was expensive, but wasen't as shocking at $600 bucks because it was 2 cards in 1.
I went for the SSC when I baught my GX2, so only $40 bucks was required to get me into a 280. How can you beat that?
My Step Up has been processed, and my GX2 is on it's way back to EVGA right now!
Looking foward to my new toy. I algo grabbed it a water block too. No fan noise and extra low temps might be nice features to have with this card...
I run at 1920 x 1200. I would like to know at that res, how much AA in general, will allow the 280 to show it's speed over the GX2?
Probably depends on the game...
Oh well, here's to no microstutters anyway!!![]()