With the HD6990 and the up and coming GTX590, the two top single slot GPUs are going to be closer to $1000 than to $500. That might make the enterprising tech enthusiast wonder if perhaps it makes sense to pick up two of the second best HD6970 or GTX570‘s (the GTX580 is already $500) instead, especially as you don’t have to necessarily buy them at the same time. X-bit Labs explores the difference in performance between these cards in single and dual GPU setups as well as contrasting the two manufactures in over a dozen games.
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