Hey, one of my 8800 GTS 512mbs is dying again, so I'm...
Yeah you get the idea.
Moral of the story, don't buy B-stock from EVGA.
Any way, I'm in the market for an upgrade and I can't decide between a GTX 470 or a GTX 460 SLI. Yes, I know the GTX 460 SLI is much faster than a single GTX 470, but do I really need that extra performance? I mean... I play games, not benchmarks like Vantage, Metro 2033, or Crysis so I'm not sure that I would notice the difference. So the question comes down to, are the GTX 460s worth $170-$180 more than a stock GTX 470, or $110-$120 more for an MSI Twin Frzr GTX 470?
I can always throw in another cheap Antec 500w and another GTX 470 later this year. Really, I want to try to squeeze another 2-3 years out of my GPUs, so the better cards seem a better deal for me. Or are the GTX 460s just close enough to the GTX 470s to make it irrelevant? I've seen 10-25% performance leads with the GTX 470 over a single GTX 460.
Yeah you get the idea.
Moral of the story, don't buy B-stock from EVGA.
Any way, I'm in the market for an upgrade and I can't decide between a GTX 470 or a GTX 460 SLI. Yes, I know the GTX 460 SLI is much faster than a single GTX 470, but do I really need that extra performance? I mean... I play games, not benchmarks like Vantage, Metro 2033, or Crysis so I'm not sure that I would notice the difference. So the question comes down to, are the GTX 460s worth $170-$180 more than a stock GTX 470, or $110-$120 more for an MSI Twin Frzr GTX 470?
I can always throw in another cheap Antec 500w and another GTX 470 later this year. Really, I want to try to squeeze another 2-3 years out of my GPUs, so the better cards seem a better deal for me. Or are the GTX 460s just close enough to the GTX 470s to make it irrelevant? I've seen 10-25% performance leads with the GTX 470 over a single GTX 460.