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News: AMD is ready to anticipate Nvidia's GTX480

Can we keep the personal attacks out of it guys? Tit-for-tat sniping just makes you look as bad and ruins a good thread :(

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Hopefully Fermi will put Ati back into the "we can do as good for less" situation it was with the 4xxx series. Really no matter which team you prefer, having the Green team back in the game has got to be good for the industry and the consumer.
 
I just LOVE the double standards on this bit of the forum :D

Stop grinning that guy really hurt my feelings! :p
Lol! I can see your point though...:D

I just think it's because that guy is seriously disliked (more than me), and he forgot the funny part of his post.
 
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Perhaps there will be a bit of role reversal with Ati having the slightly better cards and more expensive with Nvidia being slightly behind but cheaper.....NAH! NOT going to happen!! LOL.:D
 
It'll be interesting to see what the 5890 does price wise... whether ATI will knock the 5850, 5870, down a bit or place it above the current 5870 price... it could end up at both the same price and performance position as Fermi :S
 
To get that extra 15% all you need to do is overclock the standard 5970 to 5870 clocks. This is probably all ATI will do if this 5890 is ever released.
 
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Doesn't RV870 have some redundancy that could be utilised as yields improve. Obviously clock speeds will increase as the process is improved on.
 
The funny thing is that if the 470 does have a 20% increase over a 5870 and the 5890 has about a 15% increase, there could be a nice little price war on between the 2 cards.

Me likey price wars :D
 
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