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Originally Posted by Lister00169
Don't forget to flash the BIOS with the new revision from eVGA. Lots of folks are having artifact issues, but the BIOS revision takes care of it.
Miz -
The 6800 is a very good card, but I would follow Slayers lead and get a 7800 or an x800 xt.
I personally am looking into the 7800GT to upgrade from my current 9800 Pro 128 mb
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Miz -
The 6800 is a very good card, but I would follow Slayers lead and get a 7800 or an x800 xt.
I personally am looking into the 7800GT to upgrade from my current 9800 Pro 128 mb
.whats the price range on a 7800?
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Originally Posted by Mizouse
whats the price range on a 7800?
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i think there might be a couple on newegg for 270ish. mine was 309, and its OC'ed right out of the box pretty nicely. it was $350 until last night. its a good deal. they go up to 375 or so. the GTX ones start at like 450 i think.
and lister, where can i find out how to do that
and lister, where can i find out how to do that
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Originally Posted by slayer202
i think there might be a couple on newegg for 270ish. mine was 309, and its OC'ed right out of the box pretty nicely. it was $350 until last night. its a good deal. they go up to 375 or so. the GTX ones start at like 450 i think.
and lister, where can i find out how to do that
and lister, where can i find out how to do that
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