Can't decide which 8800GTS....

On which 8800GTS to get. My PSU is a Corsair 520w. I'm right about ready to place my order.

The cards I'm looking at are as follows;

BFG 320mb OC2
BFG 640mb

EVGA 640mb
EVGA 640mb Superclocked

Ideally I'm looking for something that will run Crysis with some impressive detail, and also the freedom to up the res if needs be. I currently run different games at different resolutions.

I have read sooooooooo much info on these cards, and the more I read the more confused/indecisive I become

As this appears to be the better of all the forums so far I'm hoping for some good honest help

Thanks in advance for any help/pointers.

Evga 640, you can OC just using nTune without voiding the warranty (just don't get burn marks on the card) and save yourself the SC price premium. Superclocked is not even noticeable, especially since everyone is at least OCing 8800s to at least 600core, 1800 ram.

I am doing 640 core, 1924 ram and it runs under 72C at these settings under full load.

if u can get all of those, then go for EVGA 8800GTS 640 SUPER CLOCKED

Thanks for the replies guys. They've been very useful. I have a Dell 17" E173FP monitor at the moment but my current video settings aloow me to up the res to 2560 x 1600, but th emonitor max is 1280.

With this in mind I guess the 320mb, but if I u/g the monitor then the 640mb ?

But out of interest, even with my current screen, would the 640mb allow me higher detail settings on a game with my 1280 max res?

Ok cheers guys...really appreciate all of your quick responses. I guess at this time due to my monitor I will go for the EVGA Superclocked 320mb - http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/125117. I can use their step up deal if I get another monitor and change to the 640mb.

Will do. I'll stick around here as it's decent forum with loads of good information, and responsive members.

Good choice (I have the same card...cards in sli).
Very happy.

8800 640 owns.....enjoy.

Well at the moment, due to the max res setting of my monitor, the EVGA 320mb SC out performs the 640mb. When I change the monitor, and Crysis should be out and reviewed by then, I can use the step up program to change to the 640mb, and potentially save myself some dosh