I'm looking at upgrading my X1950pro, which I bought with my new rig in August. I always expected this to be a stop gap card, so buying a new card early next year doesnt really faze me. However, what worries me is that this will get me on some sort of horrific merry-go-round where I am spending £200 on a new GPU every 6 months.
I read posts on here from people that have sold the original 8800GTS and got an 8800GT then sold that for the G92 8800GTS. That is about £650 on GPUs in a year! Obviously some of this can be recouped (probably £300-350) but it still seems insane to me.
Firstly, would I be better off waiting until Feb. when it looks like the Nvidia 9xxx series will hit? My X1950 is still running games fine-I have Crysis running at 1400x900 at a litle over medium settings which is good enough for me.
Secondly, is it the majority of people here who upgrade their GPUs this frequently or just a few? How often do you upgrade yours?
I read posts on here from people that have sold the original 8800GTS and got an 8800GT then sold that for the G92 8800GTS. That is about £650 on GPUs in a year! Obviously some of this can be recouped (probably £300-350) but it still seems insane to me.
Firstly, would I be better off waiting until Feb. when it looks like the Nvidia 9xxx series will hit? My X1950 is still running games fine-I have Crysis running at 1400x900 at a litle over medium settings which is good enough for me.
Secondly, is it the majority of people here who upgrade their GPUs this frequently or just a few? How often do you upgrade yours?