CStylen
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System Name | The Money Pit |
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Processor | i7 980X @ 4.4 |
Motherboard | EVGA E760 w/B3 stepping |
Cooling | Corsair H5O, 3x Gentle Typhoons |
Memory | 12GB Ballistix Tactical |
Video Card(s) | Galaxy GTX 480 / Zotac GTX 480 SLI |
Storage | 3x X-25M 80GB G2 RAID 0; 1x M4 |
Display(s) | Acer Al2423W |
Case | Lian Li V2010 w/window side panel |
Audio Device(s) | HT Omega Claro+ |
Power Supply | Corsair HX1000 |
Software | Windows 8 64-bit Pro |
Benchmark Scores | 3DMark 11 10144 9/21/11 AS SSD X-25M Array: 978; M4: 568 9/12/12 (sata2) Cloud Gate 26968 2/21/13 |
I own both cards and cay say they are extremely similar in performance. Gaming at 1920x1200 I see no difference in any games I play (TF2, L4D, COD4, Stalker, Crysis, Farcry2).
On benches with my rig, the 280 scores around 200 more marks in Vantage, but almost 2000 fewer marks in 06.
The 280 does downclock at idle so it's cooler than the gx2 at least.
Still cant decide which one to keep myself...
Where is there a 280 for $200? Let alone a gx2 for $250?
On benches with my rig, the 280 scores around 200 more marks in Vantage, but almost 2000 fewer marks in 06.
The 280 does downclock at idle so it's cooler than the gx2 at least.
Still cant decide which one to keep myself...
A single 280 beats the 9800GX2 and it's cheaper than it so 280 wins!!
280 = $200 faster than GX2
GX2 = $250 slower than 280.
Guess the choice is obvious.
Where is there a 280 for $200? Let alone a gx2 for $250?
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