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I didn't although I went for the 470 because it's better.
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Yeah hope I'm not disappointed, was time for a change and can't wait to compare to my 5870 @ 1000 core.
On a different note, I notice AMG has the same mobo as me.
Was trying earlier to get my cpu stable at 3.6, but at stock, it failed the intel burn test.
I then wacked it up to 1.26v, 400 fsb x9 and my qx9650 still failed the intel burn test....
Oh an Im gona keep the gpu after all. I guess I can be bothered faffing about changing stuff over and over...
Its just that one article today I say from tech report, made the gtx 470 look like the better card.... plus it had higher minimums, better tesselation and better in dx 11 games!
On a different note, I notice AMG has the same mobo as me.
Was trying earlier to get my cpu stable at 3.6, but at stock, it failed the intel burn test.
I then wacked it up to 1.26v, 400 fsb x9 and my qx9650 still failed the intel burn test....
I would have throught you would be consdering a GTX480 over the 70 to be honest the GTX470 is normally around the HD5850
not if you overclock it to the point that you're asking why the hell do they sell the 470 at such a low core clock? or you compare minimum fps
also to the guy who said crysis is more optimized for nvidia than ati, the 5870 beats the 480 in Crysis, that's one of the few or only game(s) it does beat it in