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From: greysky on 28 Nov 2009 20:12
I have an Nvidia GTX 8800 - I am looking for a more up to date video card.
Any suggestions? Performance wise, will I see a lot of extra performance out
of the current crop of video cards, as compared with what I have? I have
moved to win 7 and I suppose direct x 11 is going to eventually be something
to have, even if it isn't much now...



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From: Jim on 11 Dec 2009 04:26
On 11/28/2009 7:57 PM, Steve wrote:
> In article<4b11ca7b(a)news.x-privat.org>, ftlsite(a)hotmail.com says...
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>> I have an Nvidia GTX 8800 - I am looking for a more up to date video card.
>> Any suggestions? Performance wise, will I see a lot of extra performance out
>> of the current crop of video cards, as compared with what I have? I have
>> moved to win 7 and I suppose direct x 11 is going to eventually be something
>> to have, even if it isn't much now...
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> The only DirectX 11 cards at the moment are the Radeon 58xx family.
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The new Radeon 58xx series are the new king. The 5870 single GPU is 30%
faster then anything on the market, and they just released the 5890
which is a Dual GPU and is even faster. December issure of MaximumPC had
a review on the 5870..
http://www.maximumpc.com/articles/reviews/hardware/videocards
The web site has more reviews on diferent brands of the 5870 and also
some other cards.


Jim
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