[Cheeseking25]

ok, should i get 2 GT's or one GTX for about the same price? Will the GT's be reliable?

[Poizen22]

two gt's they only get liek 4 to 8 fps lower in most games.

[vernong1992]

AnandTech: NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT: The Only Card That Matters

need I say more? 8800GT SLi

[Cheeseking25]

im so glad i waited

[lazer_viking]

Originally Posted by Amd gt player

two gt's they only get liek 4 to 8 fps lower in most games.

In a game optimized for SLi performance, the two GT's will rip apart a single GTX or Ultra, and will shine especially if you game at a resolution over 1280x1024.

There really is no reason to buy a single GTX over even a single GT for twice the price. From what the reviews have said, the GT is just about on par with a GTX. Maybe just a smidge lower.

[Toryn]

They've released a card thats about 90% as effective as a GTX for less than/equal to half the price. It just screams SLI to me.

Anyone like to recommend a good SLI mobo?

[Cheeseking25]

should i wait for more info or make the jump? do you think they will sell out?

[lazer_viking]

Haha yes, if they haven't already.
This card seems extremely popular. If you're looking to buy, then this is a good time to jump on board with SLi.
Make sure you have the CPU and power supply to handle it though.

[Cheeseking25]

this is what my build will look like

Case: Antec 900 ATX
CPU: Q6600 (i will probably oc it sometime to around 3GHz)
Cooling: Zalman CNPS9500 (with LED)
PSU: PC Power and Cooling Quad Silencer 750W
Mobo: ASUS PK5N32-E SLI
Vid. Card: 2x PNY XLR8 8800GT (in SLI)
Memory: 3GB Crucial Ballisitx DDR2 800MHz (2x1GB,2x512MB)
Hard Drive 1: Raptor 10000RPM 150GB
Hard Drive 2: Seagate 250GB 7200RPM
DVD: Two 20x DVDRW w/Lightscribe
OS: Vista Home Premium 32-bit

[Sora]

One GT can keep up with a GTX pretty well....SLI will destroy it I imagine.