I bet you a tenner there will be other deals before we hit 2100.Tommy B said:Too bad the deal of the century wasn't on an X1900XT
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I bet you a tenner there will be other deals before we hit 2100.Tommy B said:Too bad the deal of the century wasn't on an X1900XT
Killajaz said:This card will max those games easy at 1280x1024. With eye candy on
This price is amazing tbh. Just over two years ago I paid £169 for a 9800SE AIW from OCUK!
glitch said:I bet you a tenner there will be other deals before we hit 2100.
a1ex2001 said:^^ I say 15:12 on the 7th Feb 2057
question: when you use CCC to o/c your card, does the actual clock speed (the figure next to the bottom of the slider) actually change or just the requested speed (figure at the top). I find that the actual speed figure never seems to alter and wondered if it only kicks in when running 3D as the tick box that says something about apply to 3D only is ticked and greyed out. The new ATI tray tools app (used this for o/c'ing my X850) now seems to report the clock speeds correctly on the X1800 but says that overclocking is disabled.dale1uk said:I got this card a few weeks ago and I'm well impressed. Only using CCC to oc it but it max's that out easily (690/800). If you play at 1280x1024 or less you won't be dissapointed and for the price won't find a better card.
zytok said:question: when you use CCC to o/c your card, does the actual clock speed (the figure next to the bottom of the slider) actually change or just the requested speed (figure at the top). I find that the actual speed figure never seems to alter and wondered if it only kicks in when running 3D as the tick box that says something about apply to 3D only is ticked and greyed out. The new ATI tray tools app (used this for o/c'ing my X850) now seems to report the clock speeds correctly on the X1800 but says that overclocking is disabled.
Years not hours.glen8 said:is that the year 2100 (as in a joke) or the time 21:00 (as in he knows something)
Really? Why's my score in 05 over 11k and yours is over 800 points offno_1_dave said:Just spend the little bit extra & have a 7900 GT with much better overclocking potential
From what i've learnt buying parts slowly before you upgrade is generally quite bad as the prices will drop. But being honest, this is a great price for the card and is a lot cheaper than i've seen anywhere elsePhil99 said:I'm in a bit of a fix here...
Do I buy the X1800XT now in the knowledge I won't be able to even try it out before I get my new PC in June/July, or do I wait and see what the deals are at the time?
I can get it at a reduced price due to the whole b-grade situation.
A random name said:From what i've learnt buying parts slowly before you upgrade is generally quite bad as the prices will drop. But being honest, this is a great price for the card and is a lot cheaper than i've seen anywhere else
It all depends on what the price is like on shops around the internet. If the prices DO drop again then you'll be looking at paying maybe less than you payed when you bought. It's a risk buying, but it's probably worth itPhil99 said:Yeah, that's what makes it so hard to decide...I want to buy everything together but this does look a lot of performance for not a lot of money...
Any idea how well are these likely to hold their value if I decided to buy and then maybe sell in 2 months if there's anything better?
Phil99 said:I'm in a bit of a fix here...
Do I buy the X1800XT now in the knowledge I won't be able to even try it out before I get my new PC in June/July, or do I wait and see what the deals are at the time?