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Yep its the corporations and universaties that buy 20,000 computers every year which AMD wants, and which of course they cant do without Dell. With ATI, AMD now will have a Centrino like platform that Dell will likely finally sell. I fully expect AMD to continue ATI's high end GPU development...
I'm not sure how AMD owes Nvidia anything they both benefited mutually from the Nforce. Nvidia would not be in the chipset business if AMD didnt exist. The Nforce did let them grab some of the enthusiast market but that is less than 1% of their market in the big picture. I'm sure they will feel...
Open box is always a gamble, especially at an enthusiast haven like Newegg.Chances are high someone overclocked it possibly damaging it, or possibly flashed it with the wrong BIOS and didnt have a PCI card to flash back the old one.
To me Peace of Mind > $30 savings
That die in two months from a bad head :rolleyes:
Bubblewrap is actually a terrible way to package hard drives you won't find one HD manufacturer that ships drives this way and some will void the warranty if you return them with bubble wrap.
As far as chipsets, the rules have changed, AMD no longer has flash to fall back on when CPU margins gets tight (which was a huge cash cow up until recently), and ATI would be a nice replacement at the cheap price it is going for. Chipsets and vid cards would also fill up the outdated fabs...
Waiting wouldn't really help much because this is an extremely demanding resolution that is always going to require a powerful SLI or Crossfire setup to run current games smoothly. A year from now the DX10 cards will be out but so will more demanding games, so nothing really changes the fact you...
The SLI upgrade path is never a viable solution. For instance in 6 months if I want to upgrade Im not going to buy another 7900GT over one of the new DX10 cards which will be likely as fast as both of them. SLI and Crossfire will always just be options for ultra enthusiast who want to run two...
Besides the notably horrible 2d of the Geforce 4xxx line, I beleive Nvidia has more or less caught up with ATI. The vivid look of ATI's 2D is just having different default levels of hue and saturation, which can be adjusted easily.