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OMG, new GPUs coming!

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This feels like deja vu that I have already replied to this. Yes, I am looking forward to seeing the benchmarks. With eyefinity I can use any advantage I can get.!

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This feels like deja vu that I have already replied to this. Yes, I am looking forward to seeing the benchmarks. With eyefinity I can use any advantage I can get.!
Hehe, I think the same announcement happens every 6 mths! But with the CPU/GPU link twice as fat, with Ivy bridge processors due as well, I feel next yr will be a real leap in performance!

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Too bad Radeon drivers are historically terrible.

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Too bad Radeon drivers are historically terrible.
That used to be true .. but no so much in the last several years.
That used to be true .. but no so much in the last several years.
Really ? Is this true for Windows only, or also for Mac OS and GNU/Linux ? I'm still skeptical about their GNU/Linux drivers.
That used to be true .. but no so much in the last several years.
They're still far more problematic than nVidia drivers, especially in Linux.

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