Wow, same performance with half the memory of my 4850 X2 2GB for almost 2x price! :awe:
the elusive 5970 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814127467
5850 up. I ave half a mind to flip it. It'll be just my luck that availability increases by the time I receive it. In fact, that may be what is happening now.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-442-_-Product
And 1 hour later, out of stock again.Wow! Still available.
Maybe TSMC is getting better, or the early adopter market it getting saturated.
just beat me to it, haven't used MSI branded products in years. how is their customer service and repackaging these days?
5850 up. I ave half a mind to flip it. It'll be just my luck that availability increases by the time I receive it. In fact, that may be what is happening now.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-442-_-Product
If I would have saw that earlier, I would have bought it. But my boss said he was able to get a HIS through his distributor for $580 and should be here next week, so my search all worked out in the end.
wow, openbox 5870 for $305 @ newegg, asus no less.
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I'm not familiar with overclocking tools for ATI, is there a way to tweak the voltage without paying the ridiculous HIS markup for their voltage tool?
I'm not familiar with overclocking tools for ATI, is there a way to tweak the voltage without paying the ridiculous HIS markup for their voltage tool?