supastar1568
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why not just settle for the Sappire x1900xt for 309 AR? Only 20 bucks more if people are unsure with MSI
Edit: Plus its less money up front
Edit: Plus its less money up front
Originally posted by: supastar1568
why not just settle for the Sappire x1900xt for 309 AR? Only 20 bucks more if people are unsure with MSI
Edit: Plus its less money up front
Originally posted by: BS
Originally posted by: supastar1568
why not just settle for the Sappire x1900xt for 309 AR? Only 20 bucks more if people are unsure with MSI
Edit: Plus its less money up front
Dont be so sure on the Sapphire rebate as Im still waiting on mine. Not sure how long its been but I had other rebates at the sametime that came a month ago.
Originally posted by: BS
Originally posted by: supastar1568
why not just settle for the Sappire x1900xt for 309 AR? Only 20 bucks more if people are unsure with MSI
Edit: Plus its less money up front
Dont be so sure on the Sapphire rebate as Im still waiting on mine. Not sure how long its been but I had other rebates at the sametime that came a month ago.
Originally posted by: supastar1568
why not just settle for the Sappire x1900xt for 309 AR? Only 20 bucks more if people are unsure with MSI
Edit: Plus its less money up front
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814102025Originally posted by: spyd3rgt
Originally posted by: supastar1568
why not just settle for the Sappire x1900xt for 309 AR? Only 20 bucks more if people are unsure with MSI
Edit: Plus its less money up front
Where is this deal? I'd probably go for that...
Originally posted by: LumbergTech
Originally posted by: spyd3rgt
Yeah, XTX cards are slightly faster than XTs. But you can easily overclock an XT to reach XTX speeds.
sort of....they run pretty darn hot..at stock my went to 79 degrees at load..i opened it up and put some arctic silver 5 on it and now it goes to 76 at load but still..i dont see much room for ocing with those kind of temps without a 3rd party solution ..and when you plop another 30-40 dollars on that it sort of makes the xtx seem more reasonable if you desire its speeds, if you dont care about that little bump then yea the xt is a much better deal
Originally posted by: Sengar
Originally posted by: BS
Originally posted by: supastar1568
why not just settle for the Sappire x1900xt for 309 AR? Only 20 bucks more if people are unsure with MSI
Edit: Plus its less money up front
Dont be so sure on the Sapphire rebate as Im still waiting on mine. Not sure how long its been but I had other rebates at the sametime that came a month ago.
I just received the check for a rebate on a Sapphire X850XT I picked up in late March. It was the only one of three rebates sent in at the time that I had problems with, and it took a half dozen e-mails along with resubmitting a .pdf of my rebate form, receipt and UPC (my original submission was lost). They'll pay up in the end, but they won't make it easy on you.
Originally posted by: Roy2001
Newegg price is $279 and $329 each after rebate.
Yeah, me too. Even at $295, there's currently so many deals on x1900 cards from $150-$200.Originally posted by: firebyyrd
mehh, =( i got buyers remorse again.
Originally posted by: you2
Well. After 14 weeks a phone call and a dozen emails they finally paid the $30 rebate from May 3rd (day I sent in form).
Originally posted by: zendari
Yeah, me too. Even at $295, there's currently so many deals on x1900 cards from $150-$200.Originally posted by: firebyyrd
mehh, =( i got buyers remorse again.
Tho I did get 1.1 ns ram and was able to flash to XTX.