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Old 21-07-2011, 14:40   #7
damien c
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Re: Which graphic card?

I am biased really when it comes to graphic's card's because I won't touch ATI/AMD because of, what I consider poor performance for the price and also issue's I have had with drivers from them, but never had issue's really with Nvidia card's other than overheating because of buying them almost the day they got released, or faulty card's which is rare.

It is up to you really on how long you want to wait before you buy the card really, if you can wait 3 month's and save as much as possible and then get the best you can then you will get a decent card, if you cannot wait and need to buy now then it has to be the 6870.

Best single card on the market for sheer performance forgetting the price is a GTX 580, Dual GPU card is the ATI/AMD 6990.

Best card for a decent price has to be the GTX 560ti, or the 6870 but the 560ti is a better performer overall although it is about £50 - £60 dearer.
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