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[abu_has_the_power]

the 9800non pro does exist. i've seen at microcenter, best buy, circuit city, newegg, and other stores.

[kaiweiler]

Originally posted by abu_has_the_power@16 January 2004 - 23:33
the 9800non pro does exist. i've seen at microcenter, best buy, circuit city, newegg, and other stores.

show me one
i'd like to see one

[DWk]

So why call a card "non-pro". Call it regular or don't put anything after it

[kaiweiler]

nvm Abu, i found one
it says here
they exist, and i guess they know best

[atiVidia]

Originally posted by DWk@16 January 2004 - 22:07
5900se at 185 us dollars
5900 at 200 us dollars

And it beats the 9600xt from here to China

good call

me & u, were on the same frequency here

[kaiweiler]

I'd still like to know where you can find a 5900 for 200 Canadian!
i am very well aware that it is a better card then the 9600XT, yet around here its a lot more expensive! about 400 or so

[DWk]

Ok, I said 5900 for 200 US dollars, not canadian.

http://castle.pricewatch.com/search/search...+Cards&mi=N&m=N

[kaiweiler]

okay, I stand corrected!
why are they so expensive where i am from?!
NCIX
Mysterybyte
both canadian

EDIT okay the mysterybyte one comes up to their main page, but its on that site for 420 or something

[DWk]

: I dunno about the 487 one, but the second is ULTRA. I would assume the first one is ultra as well

[DWk]

I assume you mean this one

MSI FX5900-SP-VTD256, 256MB DDR, DVI/VIVO/TV-Out/Video-In Retail, 2YR - 464

Well that's 256DDR, not 128

This one looks good though

MSI FX5700-TD128 128M DDR DUAL (TV/DVI) Retail Box, 2YR

Oh by the way, MSI cards are usually a little more expensive than other cards. I use MSI though, love it