Title says it all.
I just found a couple of 6850s (new) on eBay for $139. These normally retail for $180-$200.
I currently have an HD 5770 installed. Particularly this one.
I mainly want to get a better card for Crysis 2, as I'm waiting for my i5 750 to ship so I can finish my 1156 build. It's tri CF/SLI capable, so I'm curious to see if jumping on this deal would be worth it.
So, would it? Would I see a noticeable performance increase in games like Crysis and such? Or would it only be like five or so frames better? Would it be smarter to just crossfire a second 5770?
Also, the GTX 465 is selling for $160 on Newegg. It's the PNY XLR8 version with the black PCB that can be unlocked. I'd need to get a molex to PCI-e adapter for it since it needs two connectors, but besides that minor setback would this be a better deal instead?
If I buy a new card, I'd just give my current card to my siblings along with my current computer.
I just found a couple of 6850s (new) on eBay for $139. These normally retail for $180-$200.
I currently have an HD 5770 installed. Particularly this one.
I mainly want to get a better card for Crysis 2, as I'm waiting for my i5 750 to ship so I can finish my 1156 build. It's tri CF/SLI capable, so I'm curious to see if jumping on this deal would be worth it.
So, would it? Would I see a noticeable performance increase in games like Crysis and such? Or would it only be like five or so frames better? Would it be smarter to just crossfire a second 5770?
Also, the GTX 465 is selling for $160 on Newegg. It's the PNY XLR8 version with the black PCB that can be unlocked. I'd need to get a molex to PCI-e adapter for it since it needs two connectors, but besides that minor setback would this be a better deal instead?
If I buy a new card, I'd just give my current card to my siblings along with my current computer.