GPU Cards,

Submitted by Sentinel137 on Wed, 06/03/2009 - 10:23am

 I Know Nvidia has something upthere sleave's, And if one is smart they would wait it out till about the end of the year before buying any cards and any thing else, Like mother boards and so on, The New OS system is just around the corner here, And hardware makers are goin to be releasing new stuff to run it, Yeah I7 hardware that is out today are first Gen platforms, Now the kinks will be work out and second Gen stuff will be hitting of by the end of summer in to fall, AMD is keeping pace and they are cool people that makes good hardware for the people that do not make sums of money and still wants to have good hardware in there box, It will take some time before games will be made that will be able to use DX-11 api anyway, Look what happen to DX-10, only a hand full of game where make to use that API, Yes the #7 OS system will use it to run but will be backwards compatible for those that do not have the hardware to run it,,

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Hopefully...

Submitted by Devo85x on Wed, 06/03/2009 - 7:23am

Hopefully Nvidia will have a response with a good GPU so AMD wont be able to charge you too much, ether way though, I wont be able to be an early adopter since I just spend $500 on 2 GTX 260s (yes i preordered the first one and bought the 2nd last christmas, I know they are worth less now) and I dont exactly have a job so I cant afford anything that will support DX11 when it is available :(

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competition

Submitted by MeTo on Wed, 06/03/2009 - 7:22am

Competition is good AMD gained market share and made nVidia lower it's prices. Let them slug it out.

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"would beat the competition

Submitted by almax on Wed, 06/03/2009 - 7:11am

"would beat the competition to the punch"

Yeah,  because that strategy worked so well with DX10.1.

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