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MSI's PCIe 6800nu...

What a rip-off. Drop $50-$80 off the price and it might be worth it.
 
Preliminary benchmarks show the 6600GT PCIe actually beating it at nVNews I think.
 
wuts the pt of gettin that when its almost the same as the GT, besides not having the clock and pipes/shader... just get the GT for like 40 bucks more.
 
It has two advantages.... it's SLI capable and it's PCI-E ready.

It's a good price right now considering there are not 6800 PCI-E cards at the moment. It'll be overpriced once things start becoming more available. Hell, I bought both my 6800 Ultra PCI-E cards for 1200 dollars.... it all depends on the timing of how worth it it is or not.
 
i don't think that is correct. as the cards become more avaliable. the price will come down to where the AGP models(prolly bite more since SLI) are and i doubt it will cost 165 more dollars to get 128 more ram on it.
 
shade said:
wuts the pt of gettin that when its almost the same as the GT, besides not having the clock and pipes/shader... just get the GT for like 40 bucks more.
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Erm, the PCIe 6800GT is like, $500. Where do you pull these prices from?!?
 
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