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GIGABYTE GV-R797OC-3GD Radeon HD 7970 3GB 384-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
$594.99 - $20.00 promo code "HARDOCPX314A" = $574.99 with free shipping
Promo Expires on 3/27/12

XFX Double D FX-777A-ZDF4 Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
$169.99 - $17.00 promo code "HARDOCPX314B" (10%) - $10.00MIR = $142.99 with free shipping
Promo Expires on 3/27/12

AMD FX-4170 Zambezi 4.2GHz (4.3GHz Turbo) Socket AM3+ 125W Quad-Core Desktop Processor FD4170FRGUBOX
$139.99 - $10.00 promo code "HARDOCPX314C" = $129.99 with free shipping
Promo Expires on 3/27/12

Crucial M4 CT256M4SSD2CCA 2.5" 256GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) with Transfer Kit
$399.99 - $75.00IR - $20.00 promo code "HARDOCPX314D" = $304.99 with free shipping
Promo Expires on 3/27/12

G.SKILL Ares Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2133 (PC3 17000) Desktop Memory Model F3-2133C11D-8GAO
$59.99 - $9.00 promo code "HARDOCPX314E" (15%) = $50.99 with free Egg Saver shipping
Promo Expires on 3/27/12

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The Crucial M4 listed above is the 9.5mm thick version. Newegg also sells the thinner 7mm version for $5 less at $299. Both models come with the transfer kit.
 
sadface on the Gigabyte 7970 when I bought it last month at 609.
 
Did the 256 GB M4 that wason sale at Newegg for $290 lack the transfer kit? :confused:
 
Bosom said:
sadface on the Gigabyte 7970 when I bought it last month at 609.
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Lots of sad times for early adopters if they subsequently follow prices on items already purchased.

I'd also suggest not looking at GTX 680 performance numbers either. :eek:
 
whats the consensus on the 7770 at that price, is it worth it or are there better last gen value right now? need something for a sempron 140 right now, but will eventually transfer it to an Ivy later this year.
 
6850 can be had for less after mir, couple of them are at $120 now...pretty much equal for what they can do, but the 7770 draws way less power, and is a new generation card.
 
That said, I want the 7750 because of the incredibly low power footprint, and is still a good solid card, but my electric bill sucks.
 
likenew said:
That said, I want the 7750 because of the incredibly low power footprint, and is still a good solid card, but my electric bill sucks.
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is the 7770 worth the price diff over 7750, all the reviews say the higher clock isnt really worth the money. If i decide to crossfire in the future, will two 7770 be much superior to 2x of the later? I'd really hate to regret my decision a year from now over $30-40. Ive seen the 7750 for $110, so 30 bucks more seems reasonable for a 7770 it seems....
 
Ticker305 said:
is the 7770 worth the price diff over 7750, all the reviews say the higher clock isnt really worth the money. If i decide to crossfire in the future, will two 7770 be much superior to 2x of the later? I'd really hate to regret my decision a year from now over $30-40. Ive seen the 7750 for $110, so 30 bucks more seems reasonable for a 7770 it seems....
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get the 7750 its not worth the price difference.
 
Ticker305 said:
is the 7770 worth the price diff over 7750, all the reviews say the higher clock isnt really worth the money. If i decide to crossfire in the future, will two 7770 be much superior to 2x of the later? I'd really hate to regret my decision a year from now over $30-40. Ive seen the 7750 for $110, so 30 bucks more seems reasonable for a 7770 it seems....
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I haven't really looked into the clock differences or benchmarks between the two, i just know the 7750 is single slot, and needs no extra power cords, and the 7770 is double and needs one. It still has a low power draw(my main concern really), but not as low as the 7750.

I would say a good $30 less and it would be a great buy, stupendous even =-)(with mir too of course).
 
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