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I can buy a 6600gt loaded for the same money as a 6800. In the reviews everyone seems to put it "6800 will beat the 6600 hands down". I know the 6600 doesnt support aa af or I missed it in the spec sheet. The 6600gt also is using the ddr3 mamory and a faster core clock which should also run cooler, have to mention the bridge pcie to agp. Is the 6800 a little over rated perhaps? The 6800 only has a 300 to 325mhz core clock and ddr memory with a 256 bit interface whoopi!
Just returned a gigabyte (n66128d 6600) which ran farcry awesome with everything cranked up. The issue I had was the screen would blank out and I would get on a cold boot the screen just running 100 mph diag.. On both these situations I had to reset to get it to stop. All these troubles started the day after installing. Figured bad memory and other quality control issues.
Never owned an ATI card before should I indulge since thats a super buy?
I can buy a 6600gt loaded for the same money as a 6800. In the reviews everyone seems to put it "6800 will beat the 6600 hands down". I know the 6600 doesnt support aa af or I missed it in the spec sheet. The 6600gt also is using the ddr3 mamory and a faster core clock which should also run cooler, have to mention the bridge pcie to agp. Is the 6800 a little over rated perhaps? The 6800 only has a 300 to 325mhz core clock and ddr memory with a 256 bit interface whoopi!
Just returned a gigabyte (n66128d 6600) which ran farcry awesome with everything cranked up. The issue I had was the screen would blank out and I would get on a cold boot the screen just running 100 mph diag.. On both these situations I had to reset to get it to stop. All these troubles started the day after installing. Figured bad memory and other quality control issues.
Never owned an ATI card before should I indulge since thats a super buy?