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Hey man, thanks for making a post that actually makes sense in this whole thread. Now I feel obligated to clarify my posts and opinions.
As a person with enough money to constantly upgrade my computers I have never felt the need to isolate myself to a handful of vendors and companies, but unfortunately I also have to earn that money so making rational decisions when buying 2000$+ computers is essential for avoiding the buyer's remorse syndrome. Most of the people are simply interested in the brute performance of the hardware, and they tend to completely disregard the other functions and overall enjoyment of using computers in everyday work and fun. I used to own two 8800s GT in SLI that absolutely dominated every game, but like Lord Nasher from Neverwinter Nights 2 once said: By every god and his mother, what a fool I was... It was all fun and games in the winter, but in the summer all hell would break loose, and I finally got sinusitis from failing to occasionally turn off the air conditioner. I would still endure the heat, but my Corsair 650TX decided to take the dirt nap due to SLI rape. After switching to two Gainward golden sample 4850s in crossfire I must admit that having a more efficient GPU really has it's perks. I cannot hear my computer working, I don't have to worry about losing another PSU, my system still dominates games performance wise and I even paid those cards less than anything I have ever bought from Nvidia. For me, that's a clear win situation, and not some bias that I developed reading internet sites. Besides, no one can be truly objective without having an intimate relation with the debate issue.
If I was to upgrade now, I would certainly buy 5870 vapor x. It's fast, cool and quiet. Not just fast.
@the boys who cried "troll"
Here some more trolling videos for you, so you can cry yourselves to sleep.
YouTube - GTX 480 Vs HD 5870 Crysis Showdown
Hey man, thanks for making a post that actually makes sense in this whole thread. Now I feel obligated to clarify my posts and opinions.
As a person with enough money to constantly upgrade my computers I have never felt the need to isolate myself to a handful of vendors and companies, but unfortunately I also have to earn that money so making rational decisions when buying 2000$+ computers is essential for avoiding the buyer's remorse syndrome. Most of the people are simply interested in the brute performance of the hardware, and they tend to completely disregard the other functions and overall enjoyment of using computers in everyday work and fun. I used to own two 8800s GT in SLI that absolutely dominated every game, but like Lord Nasher from Neverwinter Nights 2 once said: By every god and his mother, what a fool I was... It was all fun and games in the winter, but in the summer all hell would break loose, and I finally got sinusitis from failing to occasionally turn off the air conditioner. I would still endure the heat, but my Corsair 650TX decided to take the dirt nap due to SLI rape. After switching to two Gainward golden sample 4850s in crossfire I must admit that having a more efficient GPU really has it's perks. I cannot hear my computer working, I don't have to worry about losing another PSU, my system still dominates games performance wise and I even paid those cards less than anything I have ever bought from Nvidia. For me, that's a clear win situation, and not some bias that I developed reading internet sites. Besides, no one can be truly objective without having an intimate relation with the debate issue.
If I was to upgrade now, I would certainly buy 5870 vapor x. It's fast, cool and quiet. Not just fast.
@the boys who cried "troll"
Here some more trolling videos for you, so you can cry yourselves to sleep.
YouTube - GTX 480 Vs HD 5870 Crysis Showdown