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GTS + e6600, or GTX+ e6300

3.2 on air at just a little over stock volts on my E6300. could do more but my ram craps out.
 
E6300 + GTX. :)

The GTX is better than the GTS, maybe just enough to warrant the extra price (?). The Core 2 Duo can be clocked like a beast, at least 3GHz on air, and will be awsome. :D

I thin I'm going along with the general vibe of this thread. :)
 
just got a question, how much difference in gaming in fps would there be between in a Stock e6300 or an oc'ed one to about 2.8ghz? going with either a gts or gtx? i heard e6300 were pretty good at stock, around the level of an AMD X2 5000.
 
tomanders91 said:
just got a question, how much difference in gaming in fps would there be between in a Stock e6300 or an oc'ed one to about 2.8ghz? going with either a gts or gtx? i heard e6300 were pretty good at stock, around the level of an AMD X2 5000.


LOL lots and lots, esp with any 8800.

3.6ghz+ Ghz Conroes bottleneck, so a 6300+ will.
 
easyrider said:
I dont think the 6600 is worth 100 more,

Fact is you will get better perfromance with a 6300 clocked to say 3.5ghz and a GTX than a 6600 clocked to same speeds and a GTS

for around the same outlay.

As his initial post said no overclocking thats what I based my advice on. If moneys no object then go the whole hog and GTX + 6600, if your confident at O/c then 6300 + GTX.

Theres pros and cons to it all, money, ability etc etc

Taff
 
Reality|Bites said:
Both cards are way over priced at the moment, Hold off untill the price drops more.

I'm waiting for the 8900 GTX anyway :)


I don't think the BFG 8800GTS that overs are doing for £299inc vat is overpriced imo.
 
BUT...

The 8800 GTS is replacing the 7900GT why is there such a big price difference(£100) from when the 7900GT was first released?

Same for the GTX.

Before you say it's a new architecture, So was the 7900 series when it was released.

and how come inno3D and POV sell their GTX's for £399 when the rest sell theirs for £450+??? it's exactly the same card.
 
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Reality|Bites said:
and how come inno3D and POV sell their GTX's for £399 when the rest sell theirs for £450+??? it's exactly the same card.

warranty differences....u get better warranty and you pay for it.
 
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Reality|Bites said:
BUT...
Before you say it's a new architecture, So was the 7900 series when it was released.
IIRC, the only architectural difference from a 7800 was a die shrink, from 110nm to 90nm.

The 8800 is a brand spanking new architecture, designed from the ground up. :)
 
I knew somebody would fall for that lol :)

Well then from the initial price of the 7800 series then :)

Is the warrenty worth it though? most people (on here) upgrade every chance they get.
 
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