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    Hello,

    Mum agreed to buy me a GTX280 for Christmas and she said I could order it in October But I was wondering, would it be a smart move to buy one? Are any new ones coming out?

    I have £300 to spend (adding my own money too it too, pfft!)
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    There will be a revised version of the GTX280 sometime between now and Christmas. Probably a core shrink

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    i want the GTX280 for my next computer.. i want this one

    http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Compo...roductId=33749

    But.. its best for liquid cooling. its the best 280 out atm

    APPARENTLY the 260s are better value for money

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    Goddamnit don't buy a GTX280, if you want real performance get a 4870x2.


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    Im looking at a 4870x2 because then I could save to buy a second for Crossfire... But I heard ATIs drivers are total pants.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ***** View Post
    Im looking at a 4870x2 because then I could save to buy a second for Crossfire... But I heard ATIs drivers are total pants.
    I've never had a problem with their drivers.


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    I quite like the PhysX stuff of Nvidia too though
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    ATI have Havok which is a much more powerful physics engine.

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    So you reckon the 4870x2 is the way to go?
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    I believe so.

    It's what I would do anyway

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