woot....Rm700...
I also say that it is not worth to sell GTS and top up some more money to buy the GT.
By looking at the FPS chart, GTS and GT are not different much.
Only benchmark different alot, and also GT dropped their performance when SLI, compare to GTS. 1st card different about 3k point. SLI then different in 900points only.
For me, im waiting the new gts come out...hopefully can pawn this GT alot

It shouldn't be more than RM150.
If it does, people might as well spend a lil bit more for the real performer which is the Thermalright HR-03 Plus.

I never said anything about fitting those heatsink on 8800GT.
I'm only discussing about the duoorb.

will there be a new gtx coming soon? oh btw the new gts coming...is it base on g80 or g92? i am confuese tho....i heard alot ppl say is g80 with extra stuff but some news say is g92 and is gonna smoke gtx/ultra off...if this is true then i think there will be new gtx...

or u could just sell off ur 640mb and just top up a little bit to buy 2x320mb for SLI...like this even cheaper

the pcie x1 bus speed will be increased?

Wondering here guys, would i see significant advantage/improvement over a single 8800GTS IF i were to setup SLi?

Really tempted to get another 1, probably by end of this month (if allowed) and setup SLi. The GTS price is going dirt cheap right now.. I dont think there is any problem SLi 2 8800GTS with different clock/memory speed right?

Only problem now of course, would be money. I would probably need to get another mobo unless there is some kind of hack that allow my Xfire mobo to run SLi...

In this sense, mind telling me - the disadvantage of having limited memory? I mean, i understand certain situation where the higher the memory, its going to allow me to play at higher resolution. But in this case, i am limited to my 22" and would that cause me significant disadvantage?

I'm very confused about getting the 8800gt.

I consider myself a power gamer and i can't stand low res textures etc.  Trouble is i plan to upgrade my monitor to 1920x1200 in the near future.  To further complicate issues I'm building a new pc very very soon, and i'm concerned that the 8800gt won't be sufficient to run at that resolution.  Crysis benchmarks don't do anything to make my decision any easier.

And then there's the 112 SP G80 GTS 640mb which according to benchmarks is supposedly better than than the 512mb gt at higher resolutions but also comes at a larger price premium...

And then there's also the problem i face in that i run with a dual monitor setup.  And will do so when i upgrade.  So i guess my options are...

a) stick with current 8800gts 320mb
b) buy cheaper 8800gt 512mb and sell as soon as the GTX replacement comes out.
c) buy 112sp 8800gts 640mb, and maybe SLI the mofos?  (problem being x38 mobos are crossfire)

Anyone got any suggestions as to options?

The thing is, the GTS 320mb is still a good gaming card. It became lousy when 2 things happened - 8800GT and crysis.

Otherwise the GTS 320mb can still play current games (minus crysis) at acceptable frame rates and not too high a resolution.

If you look at the performance, it is GTS 320mb<GTS 640mb<GT<GTX<Ultra. However, due to the much cheaper price of the GT, the GT became the best price-for-performance card at the moment. Furthermore, an SLI 8800GT is more worth it as compared to a single GTX or ultra, with almost the same price point (if you don't mind the heat and noise).

As newer games and cards comes out, it would be difficult to recommend any options. For me, if you're not planning to buy-sell as newer products comes out, the safer way to go about it is to get the 8800GT as you can still SLI them in the future.....  . Do note that current cards do not support DX10.1, although according to some sources, the DX10.1 has only minor improvements and current DX10 cards do support up to 90% of DX10.1 features (whatever that means.....) 

Holy cow!!! The coolers are so damn big man....... I see also scary..... Imagine carrying it to a LAN party.....