. Oh well, at least the X1900GT has served me well for years so far. Now my E6600, i got for around $420CAD and now its only $300.. God damn it.
U lol why do u need to buy things as soon as they got released? patience;Same goes with my X1900GT. I got it when it first released for about $400. Now with $400, i can get a damn 8800GTS.
Patience is a virtue ineed. The X1900GT never was a high-end card to begin with, unlike XT and XTX. Just wait one or two months till prices have settled and suplly exceeds demand, that will lower prices even before the first official pricecut. Intel even announced their pricecuts way in advance. However, I know how hard it is to wait when you eagerly want some new stuff to play withF***. I hate when this happens. On a previous PC, i got an AMD Athlon 3700+ when it costed $250 or so, but then a month after, it dropped down to less than $150. Same goes with my X1900GT. I got it when it first released for about $400. Now with $400, i can get a damn 8800GTS.
well, first off, when i got the X1900GT, it WAS a high end card. Hell, it was almost on par in terms of performance with the XT. After overclocked, it benchmarked even faster than the XTX. The XTX was like almost $700CAD when it first released. And also, i wasn't patient, cause At the time, i had a geforce FX 5200, which sucked monkey balls. (Oh and b4 u spam me, mind u i have the really rare Rev.1 card, which OCs really well compared to the Rev.2)Patience is a virtue ineed. The X1900GT never was a high-end card to begin with, unlike XT and XTX. Just wait one or two months till prices have settled and suplly exceeds demand, that will lower prices even before the first official pricecut. Intel even announced their pricecuts way in advance. However, I know how hard it is to wait when you eagerly want some new stuff to play with
Done and done.
(perfect time for oc'ing :thumb: ) Once I get my hand on the P5B-D I'll push it to its limit (E6300). I expect it to do from 3.75GHz - 3.85+GHz :evil:..
