I have an nvidia chipset (p5n e sli) and i heard that that would make a difference and the ATI card would under perform (not sure if this is true)
anyway, if i could hear some opinions it would be great
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LIES!!! (bring proof or its BS!PhReaK_K wrote:@PingPong : Unless you plan on changing your mobo, you will have to go with the nVidia cards ..
Your Mobo would not support Crossfire ...
NVIDIA-FANBOIISM FTW!!!douglash wrote:such a fanboiRobThePyro wrote:8800GT!!!! SLI FTW!!!! iv got 8800GT's slied and they run AWSOME!, trust me dude, go nvidia FTW![]()
but he's right... IMHO
OMG, what aRobThePyro wrote:LIES!!! (bring proof or its BS! Razz)
The Radeon HD 3870 X2 does not beat a stock clocked GeForce 8800 GTX right now; it only comes close to its performance level. It took AMD this long to come up with a video card that almost matches a GeForce 8800 GTX in performance and it took two GPUs to do it. That is disconcerting when you consider we are dealing with 640 stream processors on the Radeon HD 3870 X2 versus 128 stream processors on the GeForce 8800 GTX. It really shows how different both GPU architectures are and how worthless comparing specifications has become.
viceroy wrote:Nah man...you must go old skoolMaplassie_GTR wrote:Geforce FX5200 AGP8X FTW!
Geforce 256 SDR FTW!! (I still have mine)
PhReaK_K wrote:@PingPong : Unless you plan on changing your mobo, you will have to go with the nVidia cards ..
Your Mobo would not support Crossfire ...
lol, the choice was between the 3870 X2 or the 8800GT sli, by 3870 X2 i mean the single card with 2 gpu's on it... sorry for any confusion, i didnt mean crossfire, obviously that wouldnt work on my boardThe only sane thing said in this thread. Go 8800GT Sli. Your gonna have to change youre mobo if you wanna go crossfire 3870.
3870<8800GT<48xx
DUDE, a single card x2 will run fine on that board, and thats what he was asking, you worded it like only an nvidia card would work, which is LIES, an single CARD (nt crossfire) WILL workPhReaK_K wrote:OMG, what aRobThePyro wrote:LIES!!! (bring proof or its BS! Razz)
See the thing is that board has a nVidia chipset on it( NVIDIA® nForce® 650i SLI™ to be exact), which supports SLI , hell for some time it was seen as the best SLI board around. However that chipset does not support Crossfire. Just like you will have weeks of "fun" trying to get sli to run on a crossfire mobo.
But that all does not matter, the 8800GT is the better card, and when you SLI them they are just amazing ..
PhReaK_K wrote:@PingPong : Unless you plan on changing your mobo, you will have to go with the nVidia cards ..