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Tony Smith, Editor, Reg Hardware
Posted Thursday 13th December 2007 13:07 GMT
The final page of the review has been updated with full power draw and GPU temperature test results.
Colin Millar
Posted Thursday 13th December 2007 18:17 GMT
You could compare two of these (£200) to a single 8800GTS 320 (£200) or a single 8800GT 512 (£160).
In terms of BFB I'd put the money on the GT (of course we won't know until crossfire becomes a working reality.
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Tony Smith, Editor, Reg Hardware
Update #
Posted Thursday 13th December 2007 13:07 GMT
The final page of the review has been updated with full power draw and GPU temperature test results.
Colin Millar
How about a real competition #
Posted Thursday 13th December 2007 18:17 GMT
You could compare two of these (£200) to a single 8800GTS 320 (£200) or a single 8800GT 512 (£160).
In terms of BFB I'd put the money on the GT (of course we won't know until crossfire becomes a working reality.