But you just did, Anyway, we should get back to the topic.

So anyway, just thought I'd post this image:

[img:4f07301993]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a324/azcn2503/OrderedRadeonX1800XT512.jpg[/img:4f07301993]

LOL, doesn't that mean you've spent approximately 700 quid on graphics cards in the last 2 months?

If you mean the price of my current card and the price of the card I have just bought, you'd be wrong. Only because I've had this graphics card for quite a while now. Hmm.. probably since about June or July. I paid ?270 for it back then. The X1800XT 512 was on some sort of special offer on Komplett, so I grabbed it quick! It was only ?370. Look at the image...

[img:ac4d63d1d1]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a324/azcn2503/OrderedRadeonX1800XT512_2.jpg[/img:ac4d63d1d1]

// Edit: and just to make sure it isn't some cheapy copy, or a low clocked one, I made sure that it was the only version of the X1800XT 512MB that PowerColor make: http://www.powercolor.com/global/main_product_series.asp?int=pcie&chp=x1800
I'm currently using a PowerColor in my system, and haven't had any problems, so thought this would be excellent :D

OK, 650quid in 4 months! Still a lot!

Ooh! Forgot to mention how Crossfire works in all applications. But have now mentioned it.

Ermm, crossfire was a rushed, but ultimately slow, reply to nVidia's SLI. They announced it a couple of weeks after SLI, but took over a year to impliment it, with many attempted launches. Shows how bad their development is.

Or proves how good things come to those who wait.

Right, ignore the whole "I ordered" it thing because I cancelled it... Must stop buying things! *sigh* such good value...

Yeah, lol, you can always hope (it will be obsolete in less than a year, though).

The same as most of the other stuff we use today.