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jmke 29th December 2005 00:47
do you know where to get them at €200?

piotke 29th December 2005 00:52
219 euro. Forcom.be

Not exactly 200 euro, but I've never seen them that cheep. Rather 230 to 240.

jmke 29th December 2005 00:56
ordered:)

Sidney 29th December 2005 01:19
GTO2 > 6800GS ?

jmke 29th December 2005 01:21
GTO˛ = X850XT > 6800 Ultra

:)

http://www.computerbase.de/artikel/h...tt_half_life_2
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/vid...04-27gpu2.html

Sidney 29th December 2005 01:45
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814102634

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130258

So, you pick the GTO2, right?

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ATI seems to be doing better since getting hit by NVIDIA's 7800s this past year and we are finally starting to see some competition to the 7800 GTX (price-wise) from ATI. That being said, ATI should be focusing on value right now, and to their credit, the X800 GTO is a good value card. For the cost, it performs very well, and will make many gamers happy. There is, however, a card from NVIDIA that was just released, which offers better performance per cost than the X800 GTO - theNVIDIA 6800 GS. We recently reviewed this card and you can take a look at it here. The 6800 GS outperforms the GTO and only is very close to the same price range; whether or not it beats the GTO2 in terms of value is a much more complicated question. Given the right prices and availability (and user-overclocking), it could really go either way, and the battle between these two cards may go on for a while depending on how long these cards will be around.
http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2656&p=11

jmke 29th December 2005 09:17
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Originally posted by lazyman

So, you pick the GTO2, right?
yep =)

Gothrek 29th December 2005 09:26
forgot about that product, it totally rocks

Rutar 29th December 2005 11:51
I nominate the x2 4400 for out of the box performance per buck and good availability, power consumption and heat.

jmke 4th January 2006 15:50
my GTO˛ has arrived, wippie :)


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