I've been monitoring a Gigabyte 570 GTX Super Overclock GV-N570SO-13I at Amazon.com for the past 3 weeks. When I started, the ad said, "Sold By Amazon" and "Just 13 left in Stock" and 3 weeks later it still says, "Just 13 left in Stock"
Personally, I would love to have that Gigabyter 570 GTX card, then sell my two 460 GTX cards and wait for the 570 GTX prices to drop to $240 or less next year and then do 2-way SLI
But at al$370 for a single 570 card I can't legitamize the expenditure when 2-way 460 GTX SLI is currently available for $100 per card (1GB version). That's $170 less than the 570.
Because of it's future SLI capabilities I'll pay $300 (shipped) for a Gigabyte 570 GTX Super Overclock GV-N570SO-13I, but not $370
How do you view the current PC graphics cards (Gaming cards)market today and what do you think the future holds?
Personally, I would love to have that Gigabyter 570 GTX card, then sell my two 460 GTX cards and wait for the 570 GTX prices to drop to $240 or less next year and then do 2-way SLI
But at al$370 for a single 570 card I can't legitamize the expenditure when 2-way 460 GTX SLI is currently available for $100 per card (1GB version). That's $170 less than the 570.
Because of it's future SLI capabilities I'll pay $300 (shipped) for a Gigabyte 570 GTX Super Overclock GV-N570SO-13I, but not $370
How do you view the current PC graphics cards (Gaming cards)market today and what do you think the future holds?