bennyboy9201

If I stay with the single 4890, how much would a 5 series card run that had equal or greater performance? I know they haven't said much about them, but can someone guess?

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Fatback

I'm going to say around $250 when it first comes out but knowing ATI they will drop down quickly.

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bomberboysk

Id say at least $250 if not $300 or so. But the prices will drop after a few weeks after release.

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