Alright, I've been researching video cards for some time now, and am wondering about a couple things:
The Nvidia GTX 295 seems to top almost all benchmark tests, especially with the Core i7 processor. However, it doesn't support DX11. Is the inability to support DX11 worth waiting on the GTX 300 series to come out, or grabbing a Radeon 5870 if it somehow becomes available?
The Radeon 5870 looks pretty impressive right now, and I'm tempted to wait on this. However, I've heard that the 4870 I believe is just as good on the benchmark tests because it has dual GPUs.
Really, I'm just wondering if it's worth it to wait for the 5870s to become available again, or wait on the GTX 300s? The other things I've read are that Nvidia has a leg up on ATI with Windows 7 support, which makes me side with Nvidia even more. I'm wondering what you guys think about this. Money is not an issue and I do plan to overclock/use SLI/Xfire in the future.
The Nvidia GTX 295 seems to top almost all benchmark tests, especially with the Core i7 processor. However, it doesn't support DX11. Is the inability to support DX11 worth waiting on the GTX 300 series to come out, or grabbing a Radeon 5870 if it somehow becomes available?
The Radeon 5870 looks pretty impressive right now, and I'm tempted to wait on this. However, I've heard that the 4870 I believe is just as good on the benchmark tests because it has dual GPUs.
Really, I'm just wondering if it's worth it to wait for the 5870s to become available again, or wait on the GTX 300s? The other things I've read are that Nvidia has a leg up on ATI with Windows 7 support, which makes me side with Nvidia even more. I'm wondering what you guys think about this. Money is not an issue and I do plan to overclock/use SLI/Xfire in the future.