12-28-2009, 09:43 AM
Well I've decided to go with the 5870 just because when i go to upgrade in a year or two the 5870 will be relatively cheap so i'll just buy another one and go crossfire then.
Plus either option costs the same and apparently get the same performance but on;y having one card will require less power and cooling.
My next question would be what kind of overclocking can you do on these. I seem to remember someone being stable at a core clock of 900 but my knowledge fails when it comes to graphics cards.
Plus either option costs the same and apparently get the same performance but on;y having one card will require less power and cooling.
My next question would be what kind of overclocking can you do on these. I seem to remember someone being stable at a core clock of 900 but my knowledge fails when it comes to graphics cards.
