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yea, pretty much, considering the new ATI cards came outta nowhere, especialy so late after nVidia, i wasn't expecting it.
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yea, pretty much, considering the new ATI cards came outta nowhere, especialy so late after nVidia, i wasn't expecting it.


Is this going to change anything in the future that will make upgrading my comp in the future like the situation I am in now? Or do the ATI use the same type of slots/sockets?

ATI are CPU or video cards?
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ATi is a company that maked video cards, yea, ATI use PCI-Express too now, but they do not work in SLI mode, only nVidia cards do....i shoudl have wanrned ya about that, if you find a crossfire board though, that is ATI's version of SLi
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ATi is a company that maked video cards, yea, ATI use PCI-Express too now, but they do not work in SLI mode, only nVidia cards do....i shoudl have wanrned ya about that, if you find a crossfire board though, that is ATI's version of SLi


Isn't that what Radion does also? Crossfire I mean?

Edited by BillyBobJunior, 03 November 2005 - 05:55 PM.

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yea, ATi, Radoens are made by ATi
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yea, ATi, Radoens are made by ATi


Oh... Okay. :tazz:
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so, to tell ya the truth, i fyou can find a Crossfire suppting mothebaord, get the 1800 XL or XT other wise to SLI and get a 7800 GT or 2
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so, to tell ya the truth, i fyou can find a Crossfire suppting mothebaord, get the 1800 XL or XT other wise to SLI and get a 7800 GT or 2


2 7800 GT would be better than 2 1800 XL/XTs right?
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well, i fyou can find a motherbaord that supports crossfire, get the 2 1800 XT's, they are much better then the 7800 GT's or even the 700 GTX's, but, you may need to buy the motherbaord from a differnt web site, try www.newegg.com or www.pricewatch.com


[EDIT] i found this motherboard at newegg.com, if you get that mother baord, get 2 XT's i'd recomend

Edited by goladith, 03 November 2005 - 08:43 PM.

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http://www.tigerdire...p?EdpNo=1476606

What about that Video card? Does it matters its DDR3 stuff?
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thats the current top of the line nVidia card, but, you don't wanna get that motherbaord i points out to you? i mean, 2 GTX's are great too, but not as good as the 1800 XT's, also the 1800 XT's also have ones with 512 mb on onboard RAM

Edited by goladith, 03 November 2005 - 10:00 PM.

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thats the current top of the line nVidia card, but, you don't wanna get that motherbaord i points out to you? i mean, 2 GTX's are great too, but not as good as the 1800 XT's, also the 1800 XT's also have ones with 512 mb on onboard RAM


Well, I think I will be good with the top of the line Nvidia card, even with just 1 of them for along time, and when it goes out of date(like 3-5 years?), then I can always get a new one.
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3-5 years? were talking 2-3 years maby! thats stretching it, lol
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3-5 years? were talking 2-3 years maby! thats stretching it, lol


It would be the same for the Radion I would believe too. :tazz:

Technology wise everything out of date pretty fast, right?
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yea
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