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forget about multigpu or whatsoever....
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My ass does all my talking!
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Why so SeRiOuS?
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Still playing my Dreamcast
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I would wait to see what the Radeon 4800 series looks like; I own an 8800GTX and have since a month or so after launch and have been very satisfied with it aside from Crysis, but even the Geforce GTX 280 wouldn't do Crysis justice.
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Fear God in life
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I already own a factory overclocked 3870x2. I meant to vote 3870x2 as it's an efficient and elegant solution compared to the slightly more powerful 9800gx2, but I accidentally clicked on "See Results" and not "Vote" so my vote didn't count. You left out the choices arriving next week and in the fall: 4850, 4870 and 4870x2.
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I have nothing witty to say.
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What's a newbie-an?
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