eVGA 7800gxt or 7800gt?

Kalgren

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newegg has a good deal (at least from what I can tell) on buying either a 7800gt or 7800gxt and getting a SLI motherboard for free. 7800gt combo sells for 449 and the 7800gxt for 559, so basically I am looking at $100.00 difference between a gt and gxt.
Is the 100 going to make a difference?
benchmarks say yes but only at very high resolutions.
Anyone have some real life experience to help me decide?

BTW. My monitor is a Viewsonic 19n, so my resolution is 1280 x 1024.
and I am planning on getting a 3000 venice for some overclocking and later get dual core.
 

Crescent13

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Originally posted by: Kensai
If you're only running at 12X10, stick with the 7800GT. The 7800GTX would be a waste of a good card.

couldn't have said it better myself!
 

Kalgren

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thanks, that is what I was thinking. I might later get one of those uber dells, but not for awhile. I am upgrading from a 9800pro AIW so I should see some good increase in framerates.
 

compgeek89

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Originally posted by: Kalgren
thanks, that is what I was thinking. I might later get one of those uber dells, but not for awhile. I am upgrading from a 9800pro AIW so I should see some good increase in framerates.



9800 is higher than 7800 = 9800 is better





































 

mOeeOm

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Originally posted by: Kalgren
newegg has a good deal (at least from what I can tell) on buying either a 7800gt or 7800gxt and getting a SLI motherboard for free. 7800gt combo sells for 449 and the 7800gxt for 559, so basically I am looking at $100.00 difference between a gt and gxt.
Is the 100 going to make a difference?
benchmarks say yes but only at very high resolutions.
Anyone have some real life experience to help me decide?

BTW. My monitor is a Viewsonic 19n, so my resolution is 1280 x 1024.
and I am planning on getting a 3000 venice for some overclocking and later get dual core.

At 1280x1024 the 7800GT is the way to go, 7800GTX is for ppl who want 1600x1200+
 

exar333

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Originally posted by: mOeeOm
Originally posted by: Kalgren
newegg has a good deal (at least from what I can tell) on buying either a 7800gt or 7800gxt and getting a SLI motherboard for free. 7800gt combo sells for 449 and the 7800gxt for 559, so basically I am looking at $100.00 difference between a gt and gxt.
Is the 100 going to make a difference?
benchmarks say yes but only at very high resolutions.
Anyone have some real life experience to help me decide?

BTW. My monitor is a Viewsonic 19n, so my resolution is 1280 x 1024.
and I am planning on getting a 3000 venice for some overclocking and later get dual core.

At 1280x1024 the 7800GT is the way to go, 7800GTX is for ppl who want 1600x1200+

exactly
 

mOeeOm

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I'm selling my x800xl soon to buy a 7800GT, 40 fps average in BF2 at max settings = no thnx, I'd rather have 99fps , I hate when I get hit by missles and my fps drops hard and lag time . Or perhaps 2GB will fix it?
 

compgeek89

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Originally posted by: mOeeOm
I'm selling my x800xl soon to buy a 7800GT, 40 fps average in BF2 at max settings = no thnx, I'd rather have 99fps , I hate when I get hit by missles and my fps drops hard and lag time . Or perhaps 2GB will fix it?

both
 

mOeeOm

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Originally posted by: compgeek89
Originally posted by: mOeeOm
I'm selling my x800xl soon to buy a 7800GT, 40 fps average in BF2 at max settings = no thnx, I'd rather have 99fps , I hate when I get hit by missles and my fps drops hard and lag time . Or perhaps 2GB will fix it?

both

Yes but I can only have one, university starts on thursday so my last two shifts at job are friday and saturday...then I have to quit after that I will only have $400 canadian which is only enough for either sell the x800xl and get 7800GT or stick with x800xl and buy 2x1gb OCZ platinum ram.
 

compgeek89

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Originally posted by: mOeeOm
Originally posted by: compgeek89
Originally posted by: mOeeOm
I'm selling my x800xl soon to buy a 7800GT, 40 fps average in BF2 at max settings = no thnx, I'd rather have 99fps , I hate when I get hit by missles and my fps drops hard and lag time . Or perhaps 2GB will fix it?

both

Yes but I can only have one, university starts on thursday so my last two shifts at job are friday and saturday...then I have to quit after that I will only have $400 canadian which is only enough for either sell the x800xl and get 7800GT or stick with x800xl and buy 2x1gb OCZ platinum ram.


Dang that is tough, i dunno man. I suppose I'd rather have a 7800 GT..
 

supastar1568

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ya, my x800xl is for sale on ebay, hope to get a 7800GT when it sells

i play at 1280 x 1024 also, so the GTX is not really needed (in my case)
 

Heinrich

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HEAT is a concern of mine. I currently have a 6800GT SLI rig..it survives fine for 3-4 hours of heavy duty gaming but my room goes up to 86 Fahrenheit. When I quit, if I leave the PC on for longer, and come back - now we're talking 5-6 hours, I have a freeze. I've done lots of experimenting, and I do believe it's heat related. I think an 86 degree room is an indication that there's lots of heat pumping out. I can't get the room any cooler as the rest of the house is an icebox...anyway, if I go with a 7800 GTX KO, will there still be too much heat? How about 7800 GTX KO SLI??
 
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