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General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: TheZohan on November 18, 2009, 01:31:55 AM
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ATI 5970
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13924_3-10400295-64.html?tag=mncol;posts
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-hd-5970,2474-16.html
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Still unavailable... you should read the news items you post beforehand. :D
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My 5850's in Crossfire will have to do for now, that is until I get a bigger case! Those things are huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu ge!
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LOL! $100 more ($600) for an extra 0.50 fps? No thanks!
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I guess it's time to junk my 5770.............
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Still unavailable... you should read the news items you post beforehand. :D
never stated they where avaiable just the fastest
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never stated they where avaiable just the fastest
Read your own Thread Title genius. "Now". So yes, yes you did. See you in a couple of months.
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no your just taking the word OUT out of context!, your taking out to mean available i am using out as theres not a faster card known at the moment
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I have never seen out meant to mean anything other than available.
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okay when you come "out" of the closet.. its means your now known to be gay..
i mean out in the same context meaning its was not known before then
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I have never seen out meant to mean anything other than available.
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my last statement just debunked that
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my last statement just debunked that
No, you didn't. You just showed that your don't know the difference between "coming out" which is generally applied to gays, lesbians, debutants and the like and "out now" which is generally understood as "available", typically for purchase.
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listen the article itself says its not available.. why would i say its available .. its is the faster card out now beta or available or otherwise? thats all this thread is about. period! thank you have a nice day :devil :cheers: :airplane: :joystick: :old: :neener: :salute
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No, you didn't. You just showed that your don't know the difference between "coming out" which is generally applied to gays, lesbians, debutants and the like and "out now" which is generally understood as "available", typically for purchase.
:rofl Mint!
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no your just taking the word OUT out of context!, your taking out to mean available i am using out as theres not a faster card known at the moment
I just love these guys who can't admit they are wrong. You made a friggin mistake, say "woops!" and move on! Not you, you have to try to defend a losing position and make yourself look like a bigger idiot. Good luck with that !
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Too bad I didnt quote you because I do remember what you said originally. :D
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I just love these guys who can't admit they are wrong. You made a friggin mistake, say "woops!" and move on! Not you, you have to try to defend a losing position and make yourself look like a bigger idiot. Good luck with that !
I guess you didn't get the memo. TheZohan is never wrong.
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The suggestions are that this will still lag behind the 295 in full weather situations (FSX).
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I think "out now!" implies "available for purchase", much more strongly than "in existence even though you can't get one at this time"
Just my opinion.
Another opinion - it's a fast card that is intended only for a small customer base of extreme hardware enthusiasts. It will never drop in price and it will not be produced in huge numbers. AMD will not time the release of faster cards in order to squeeze more sales out of this particular card either... As soon as a faster card is available for sale, this one will go out of production.
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A lot of this is just marketing wars. AMD knows NVidia will not have anything really new until February/March and so they are going to pump out as many new models as they can during that time. It gets them more market attention and gets people antsy waiting for NVidia.
Expect two more new cards from AMD/ATI before NVidia gets thier next gen product out the door. Even if they are paper launches, it serves its purpose.
NVidia is getting nervous about Fermi. Seems it may not be able to actually manufacture the chip without it costing about a grand each due to the size of the die and the yeilds. AMD/ATI knows it and they are going to do whatever it takes to exploit this to thier advantage.
It's just business as usual in the video card wars.
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NVidia is getting nervous about Fermi. Seems it may not be able to actually manufacture the chip without it costing about a grand each due to the size of the die and the yeilds. AMD/ATI knows it and they are going to do whatever it takes to exploit this to thier advantage.
It's just business as usual in the video card wars.
Yes ... but apparently, some didn't get the memo and didn't attend the meeting (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR45ja_fNzU). :D :bolt:
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Great...
another flamed up thread where someone post about anything at all and our loyal
community jumps in to dump crap all over him.
Hooray for the context police.
wanna check the tags on his mattress as well