AMD Radeon HD7870 GHz 2GB + Tomb Raider + BioShock Infinite + Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon $219

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  ItsMeAgro on 30/10/2013 - 10:00

  +1

  Decent value for a 7870 Ghz Ed.

  Obligatory "some of the bundled games might take 2 months to get the steam key" warning.

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    camelthief on 30/10/2013 - 11:12

    +2

    This has been the same price on Pccasegear for a few weeks now.

    http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&c…

    I think they have a better reputation than mwave when it comes to returns etc.

    EDIT- Shipping to Darwin/NT is cheaper with Pccasegear not sure of other states

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  jowo on 30/10/2013 - 10:27

  Just a heads up that AMD have moved all the old Never Settle redemption codes onto Radeon Rewards. You get to choose 3 games from the gold tier (including Saints Row IV), but Bioshock Infinite is out of keys.

  http://amd4u.com/radeonrewards/

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  String name on 30/10/2013 - 11:00

  Two of these in crossfire vs 280x?
  Would come out to about the same price as most 280x/7970s

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    _Bruce_ on 30/10/2013 - 11:37

    +2

    More power, space, noise, heat. Need more expensive Motherboard/PSU.

    Then you have crossfire driver frame issues.

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    Miami Mall Alien on 30/10/2013 - 13:55

    +1

    On paper, yes, two mid-range GPU's are the most bang-for-your-buck solution (often being $200 to 300 dollars cheaper than the equivalent, higher-end, single card counter-part) and in theoretical benchmarks/raw computational figures two mid-range GPU's usually outperform the highest tier card available within that generation; but in real-world gaming performance, you don't get such exponential scaling simply because most games are criminally underoptimised for multi-GPU setups, and both NVidia and AMD don't spend enough time creating adequately-tuned SLI/CF profiles.

    Heat, noise, and wattage requirements (GPU wattages are vastly overstated by both manufacturers and consumers) have never really been an issue for me running SLI but micro-stuttering certainly has; though it may lessened with the latest generation of cards and PCI-E 3.0.

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  hollykryten on 30/10/2013 - 11:38

  Geez i paid $229 each from PCCG for the Powercolor HD7870 Myst Edition a few months ago. These HD7870 cards haven't come down much in price since.

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    _Bruce_ on 30/10/2013 - 11:51

    +1

    Nope, unfortunately this part of the market has stalled. The cards you bought were the best deal we have had all year (in my opinion).

    Hoping that an R9-280 (not X) might fix this.

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  ItsMeAgro on 30/10/2013 - 14:07

  +1

  I think the 7950 is probably worth the extra $50:

  http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/121191

  Call them to confirm you get the game bundle, though.