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cheers buddy.

thanks for expanding on that. i guess you mean online gaming then, is that all? or do you get connection problems

whats your prob with them, i'm with pipex, and never had an issue?

yes please mate. send to {removed}

any update after the weekend?

It's prob a lot to do with air flow in my case, I've got a crappy biege case crammed with a pair of oc'd 7800 512's that throw a lot of heat up into the top of the case. :(

48c idle, 55c on load - which is prob a lot to do with my case and airflow - but a great improvment over the stock cooler and u Joe42?

yep fits fine.

i'm looking forward to this one..

:D

the other thing you can't ignore is how rock solid is x-fire? Sli still has issues, but it is an established platform - x-fire has yet to get into teething problems... another reason i was put off by ATI's offering..

it's all academic anyway, i'd see no more benefit in running a pair of 7900's, as i'd still be CPU limited - even on this x2 4800

maybe, maybe not. i'm not going to get into a whats best ATI or NVIDIA debate. All i can say is that I owned an ATI 800XTPE before my NV, and i hated it. Not the card, just the whole upgrade process of ATI drivers - it can't just be me that had constant problems trying to remove them cleanly...

thats outragous. on release my pair cost nothing like that.

mine's weird like that, to get it over 1.5, i need to lower the vcore first then switch on the "vcore overvolt" in bios which gives it another 0.2

i have only seen this happen once on mine, and it was when i overclocked it too high (i had set the fsb to 265 i think). i had to pull the cmos battery out to reset, then all was ok again.

I have the deluxe and dual slot cards in sli, and have been wondering the same thing about the Physx card, as it will definately be in my shopping cart. I read somewhere that a short while after the PCI lauch, they will release a PCI express version quote "to cope with a higher bandwidth"...

my 4800 overclocks happily to 2.75 and on air it is happy with 1.4725 volts - been running these settings for months - stable as can be.

my memory has flashing led's lol. Shiny or flashing lights - it's all good. I'm a sucka for that sort of thing.

it's the age old conundrum... to cut a long story short, if cost is a factor but you insist on bleeding edge technology, then buy the model below the best - that way you wont be paying silliy money for the latest, and besides, the latest is only the latest today - it will be second hand and out...