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I think fermi will earn its place in history alongside FX 5800 Ultra and R600 (2900xt) as a hot, power hungry and pricy (price/performance wise) card... I could even mention Voodoo5 6000 but it was never released officially.
Also all the cards mentioned above were released after delays... except Voodoo ofcourse
2900 XT was something, FX series so wasnt.
But your mostly right, 2900 series was nothing for the average performance oriented consumer, but it did beat EVERYthing when watercooled!
![Big Grin :D :D](https://tpucdn.com/forums/data/assets/smilies/biggrin-v1.gif)
The clocks it achieved was so staggering
![Big Grin :D :D](https://tpucdn.com/forums/data/assets/smilies/biggrin-v1.gif)
anyhow, this card might end up like the X1800/1900 series, except being hot aswell, ati had expensive parts, but faster.
Nvidia enjoyed those times, but this time it might be the other way around, i so not doubt that fermi will be fast.
but they aint gonna blow ati away with the fermi, far from, may just stay in the game, and maybe prove themself next time.