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#1 Krendog
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get a 470 if you have the money and use the 260 as a phys x card and you can enjoy every game out there smoothly with phys x

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Yeah, I'll do either this or the dual 460's. Just have to wait till the money gets here to decide.

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#2 Krendog
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That was originally what I was going to do, but I thought that I should probably move onto something new, getting more support, and has DX11. DX11 hasn't really been used much or anything, but I have this thing in my mind that is constantly telling me, "By the way, I'm glad you had a nice day at rehearsal and all.....but um....YOUR PC DOESN'T HAVE DX11!!!!" It's not really like that, but I just thought I should get something newer.
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#3 Krendog
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Well, I'm glad I was able to narrow this all down. Thanks guys! Now as soon as the cash comes in I'll know what I'm going to do.

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Well, I have a 750 watt PSU. That should be enough, I mean, if it can SLI two GTX 470's then it should be fine with this. This is a difficult decision,...

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One thing I also have to keep in mind is which will be the best in the long run. If I get a 470 then I may not have as good performance as SLI'D 460's, but I can buy another 470 in the future and get better performance.
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#6 Krendog
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So now I have this "Dual GTX460 probably have the best bang for the buck on the market right now" or this "the GTX470 is a must.." I haven't gotten my money yet to buy the card, so I guess I will have to wait until then. One thing I would like to see are benchmarks though!
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#7 Krendog
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My current card is an EVGA GTX260 1257. So, I do have an Nvidia card. One thing I heard was that you can use an ATI card and have the Nvidia card as a dedicated PhysX card, but I do not know which is better. To have it paired with the 470 or the 5870.

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#8 Krendog
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I was also hearing that I should do that too. It's such a hard decision, because this is MONEY. RAWR! I wish that that Dex guy from those Dex commercials was real, except that he would just tell me everything I should do...
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So, I am on the fence here between either a 1GB 5870 or a GTX470 for being my next video card. I hear that the 5870 surpasses the 470, but that I will not be able to play Mafia 2 with all the nice PhysX features. I am hearing so many mixed feelings but none that quite answer my question. I just need some help here! Here is the 470 I was looking at:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130554And here are the 5870

shttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007709%20600007320%20600007602%20600007856&IsNodeId=1&name=PCI%20Express%202.1%20x16but I do not know which one I would be interested in.

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#10 Krendog
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Why don't you just check out this page:http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory.aspx?SubCategory=20&name=LCD-MonitorsThey have search options so you can do exactly what you want! Check what size, resolution, etc. Those are monitors though, but they can get really big and some look better than HDTV's! PS: if you are into that whole 3D thing, this is a very good monitor:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=24-236-092And even if you aren't interested in 3D, that monitor is full HD and has a 120hz refresh rate; so, it is still good in its own right.