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Pemalite on 23 January 2013
BlueFalcon said:

http://www.torontohydro.com/sites/electricsystem/residential/yourbilloverview/Pages/ElectricityRates.aspx

Great seafood, hot women, amazing weather, more vacation weeks a year, hopefully they all make up for your high electricity rates :) 


I'll stay in Australia where I have all that and more. :P




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Tachikoma on 23 January 2013

If they can be run in dual or tripple SLI i'll buy 2-3 of them.



Corey on 23 January 2013

Seems pointless for 1080p gaming, perhaps for multi monitor.



Pemalite on 23 January 2013
zero129 said:
Corey said:
Seems pointless for 1080p gaming, perhaps for multi monitor.

Yep, even a lot of cards thats already out is overkill for 1080P gaming unless you need to go into a higher res or run more then one monitor etc.


Or you want to do some form of compute, which these cards would literally tear up, such systems you don't even need a monitor. ;)




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zarx on 24 January 2013

I want 3, SLI 2 and use the third for dedicated PhysX lol



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drkohler on 24 January 2013
Pemalite said:
zero129 said:

And the cost of electricity per kWh over here its about 16 cent i think


Seriously? I'm paying 59 cents per kWh... MAN thats cheap.
And because of that, it makes zero sense for me to bitcoin mine, I'll use my compute resources for Folding@Home instead where I don't feel guilty for burning down lots of trees. :)

I'm charged 30c per kWh (9.1c for current, 10.6 for infrastructure, 10.3c taxes). No way I'm ever getting a card that probably draws 400W, not even one that draws over 150W..



BlueFalcon on 25 January 2013
zarx said:
I want 3, SLI 2 and use the third for dedicated PhysX lol

Don't even bother. Getting any GPU faster than GTX650Ti/GTX560Ti for PhysX is a waste of $. Even in Borderlands 2 with extensive PhysX effects, adding a dedicated high-end GPU has minimal utilization for PhysX. You would be better off running all 3 for the game w/ PhysX instead of having a 3rd one dedicated for just PhysX ;) 

 

drkohler said:
I'm charged 30c per kWh (9.1c for current, 10.6 for infrastructure, 10.3c taxes). No way I'm ever getting a card that probably draws 400W, not even one that draws over 150W..

 

So what are you gaming with now? Also, that means you couldn't have bought an Xbox 360/PS3 for years because they used 195-240W of power at launch until their slim versions came out.



zarx on 25 January 2013
BlueFalcon said:
zarx said:
I want 3, SLI 2 and use the third for dedicated PhysX lol

Don't even bother. Getting any GPU faster than GTX650Ti/GTX560Ti for PhysX is a waste of $. Even in Borderlands 2 with extensive PhysX effects, adding a dedicated high-end GPU has minimal utilization for PhysX. You would be better off running all 3 for the game w/ PhysX instead of having a 3rd one dedicated for just PhysX ;) 

 

 




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drkohler on 25 January 2013
BlueFalcon said:
drkohler said:
I'm charged 30c per kWh (9.1c for current, 10.6 for infrastructure, 10.3c taxes). No way I'm ever getting a card that probably draws 400W, not even one that draws over 150W..

So what are you gaming with now? Also, that means you couldn't have bought an Xbox 360/PS3 for years because they used 195-240W of power at launch until their slim versions came out.

Asus 6870, waiting for something similar in 28nm that uses less than 70W (I don't own a console, Amiga 500+ was the last non-PC).

(The 30c above do not include Renewal Energy tax which in my case translates to approx. 49c per kWh, so I'm at roughly 80c per kWh)



goddog on 25 January 2013
drkohler said:
Pemalite said:
zero129 said:

And the cost of electricity per kWh over here its about 16 cent i think


Seriously? I'm paying 59 cents per kWh... MAN thats cheap.
And because of that, it makes zero sense for me to bitcoin mine, I'll use my compute resources for Folding@Home instead where I don't feel guilty for burning down lots of trees. :)

I'm charged 30c per kWh (9.1c for current, 10.6 for infrastructure, 10.3c taxes). No way I'm ever getting a card that probably draws 400W, not even one that draws over 150W..

man i feel sorry for you guys its .0885 cents here.... 



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