TheGuardian03

only thing worth seeing in this whole thread. 

Sony just said they've yet to show the entire launch lineup. Makes sense since they have the largest 1st party.

ImBatman-

and this thread is about a prediction of some of the games that might lanch on the next xbox? 

That was painful to read and I didn't realize how bad lems had it compared to cows till I watched those vide reviews. Halo, Gears, Forza look like horsh1t compared to PS3 flagship titles :/

 

Poor lems.

Douevenlift_bro

announced PS4 games:

Killzone: Shadowfall (the halo killer that never killed halo, also SEQUEL)
DriveClub (nothing shown, won't be better than GT/Forza)
inFamous (SEQUEL)
The Witness (puzzle game, NEXT)
Deep Down (not a game yet?)
Watch_Dogs (multiplat)
Destiny (multiplat)
Diablo III (multiplat)

I don't see the strength in this list of games 

I guess no one else on here realizes this is a prediction article? "FLOPBOX 720 HAZ NO NEW IPs!1!1!1!!!"

Why would IGN know anything about MS's new IP's?

Workstation ? like doing video work ? Well i guess AMD win for that because of ability to plug 3 display at once with one card but when it come to Dual monitor feature There pretty much the same i know some software use CUDA but the software gotta use GPU computing like Folding @ home gpu client AS when it come to video production : i don't know anything about it you might ask other or i can ask some friend but i think it more a matter of what you want :best gaming experiance : or lot of display port lol : AMD win for current gpu for multi monitor display with there FLEX or Eyefinnity card : 6 Display port marcthpro

alright I see, well I want it for HD video editing and gaming rather than 3Drendering, so I think I'll go with the GTX 560 deal I posted. thanks for the help :)

oh ur canadian like me :D and yes it more then signifantly better : since il explain GTX 560 OC > GTX 560 > 6870 OC > 7770 OC

marcthpro

hellz yeah haha

EDIT: so is CUDA a workstation feature? I was originally going with AMD for the multi display / video editing features boasted by them but I have no idea how much better (if any) their products are for that sort of thing.

6870 is a stronger card so far according benchmark : but if you have a sli / crossfire mobo you should aim probabely into GTX 460 1GB or GTX 560 + OC

because for the price of a HD7770 which is not found below 169.99$ you can find a GTX 560 for that given price after MIR there often found at 179.99-219.99$
and a GTX 560 OC come close to a GTX 560 TI not overclocked despite lack of SP = number of core

so it up to You Topic Creator :P

marcthpro

http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=43_557_559&item_id=039081does this seem like what I should go with? (is the GTX 560 significantly better than the 7770?, or does it have better workstation features?)

thanks for all the help everyone! I will decide soon whether to wait it out or just go with the 7770 (for Xfire and future upgrades) or stick with the 6870. Thanks again for the input.

I'm running a corsair 90GB SATA 3 (6GB/s) SSD and it works great. fast start up and program loading (granted i'm using 6gb/s). It's a 7.7 on the windows experience Index.

My rig so far:
Core i5 2500K
Gigabyte Z68A-D3H-B3
Corsair 600X
8GB DDR3

My price range is $150-$200 but I would be hard pressed to spend close to the limit.

looking at GPU's has been overwhelming, I would rather one that performs as a workstation as well as gaming over one that's pure gaming performance.

Thanks in advance.