InlineFive
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Originally posted by: Zebo
Actually it IS for the budget crowd.
Ordinarly you'd buy a single processor card say $350 then the next or a couple generations later buy another $350 card. total cost to stay current = $700
Now you can buy a $350 card, play a year then double performance by adding a now $200 indentical card. Total cost to stay curent $550.
Originally posted by: jpeyton
I love how nVidia has this ace up their sleeves the whole time. Just when you thought it was a fools errand to buy anything but an X800 if you were looking for a next-gen card, now you have a strong argument not to.
Originally posted by: Rukkian
I am very excited by this, mainly because I don't buy the newest stuff, actually usually at least 1 generation behind ( I just put togther my xp2500 5 months ago). In 2 years or more when I upgrade again, I will be able to buy a ~$250 card and have decent performance, then a year later, just add another card that will now be ~$125 and get a nice performance boost without much of a cost. This will be another simple and fairly cheap upgrade to keep your puter able to keep up another year. Ram and sometimes the processor are the other things that fit into this category.