So .. i want to know .. if the performance of both is too different.
Which one u guys recommend ?
Less money i spend is better, thats why i want to know, because like if XFX performance will not be so different than MSI model, i will buy XFX model !
Bar none...the MSI. It has more memory, which is good for higher resolutions. The MSI also has a far superior cooler. The new XFX coolers are considerably smaller than on the original 8800 GT's. If there were heat problems in the past...I can't see how it's gonna help.
MSI
Any 512mb over 256mb as a matter of fact
FYI: The MSI is a dual-slot card and the XFX is a single-slot card
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I have another question
Do the PCI-E 2.0 cards works in the PCI-E x16 cards ? or i will loose some performance ?
another question ... i have the motherboard ASUS P5NSLI ... and i was using a GeForce 7900 GS ... i want to know if my motherboard will suport this graphic card ...
From what i have seen in benchmarks the 8800GT 256mb take a major FPS hit over the 512 version. Look at these benchmarks where the 8800GT 512 is the top runner and the 256 version is at the main bottom. The 256 version even gets beat by the 3850 on almost ever test.
http://www.tomshardware.com/2008/0 [...] page8.html
I have the MSI card and I have only one word. WOW! Runs everything I throw at it with ease, Counter-Strike, F.E.A.R., UT3, and Crysis on high, at 1680x1050. Fine tuning the OC now, but got it up to 705 pretty easy. Hoping they drop into the sub $200 region in March so I can get a second one and go SLi.
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