i have heard they will be in stock at newegg 2day
Well, now the $110 one is listed as deactivated. Again. And now they put $7.56 shipping on it. Thanks for all the RMA's guys...$137.56 shipped one is still there if you're into that.
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$137.56 shipped one is still there if you're into that.
i have heard they will be in stock at newegg 2day
It's a little confusing, but BOTH the Sapphire 5830 cards are the Xtreme versions.
The $109.99 card comes in a box labeled "Xtreme", and easily clocks to 1000 MHz with the TriXX utility. Me and a friend ordered these, and are loving them (we get up to 330 Mhash/s, stable).
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102878
The $129.99 (+ $7.56 shipping) card also comes in a box labeled "Xtreme".
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102946
The only differences I know of is that the $129 card has a full-sized DisplayPort connector, while the $109 card has the Mini-DisplayPort adapter (like a Mac).
Honestly, the $109.99 card seems like the better deal. It is $27 cheaper than the other one, and has a more-common Mini-DisplayPort port. I already have adapters for that since I work with a bunch of Macs.
I haven't seen anything other than the DisplayPort size on the $129 card that makes it any better.
The $109.99 card comes in a box labeled "Xtreme", and easily clocks to 1000 MHz with the TriXX utility. Me and a friend ordered these, and are loving them (we get up to 330 Mhash/s, stable).
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102878
The $129.99 (+ $7.56 shipping) card also comes in a box labeled "Xtreme".
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102946
The only differences I know of is that the $129 card has a full-sized DisplayPort connector, while the $109 card has the Mini-DisplayPort adapter (like a Mac).
Honestly, the $109.99 card seems like the better deal. It is $27 cheaper than the other one, and has a more-common Mini-DisplayPort port. I already have adapters for that since I work with a bunch of Macs.
I haven't seen anything other than the DisplayPort size on the $129 card that makes it any better.
At this difficulty level with this exchange rate a 5830 will never pay for itself. Hence why I'm not buying any, and probably also why not a lot of other people are either, and thus why they're still in stock.
So, you're saying that people are going to stop buying mining hardware all together? Or is there another video card set up that can get you 1-1.2ghs for ~$450-500 ?
Just be quiet and agree with him, less competition for you =).
At this difficulty level with this exchange rate a 5830 will never pay for itself. Hence why I'm not buying any, and probably also why not a lot of other people are either, and thus why they're still in stock.
So, you're saying that people are going to stop buying mining hardware all together? Or is there another video card set up that can get you 1-1.2ghs for ~$450-500 ?
whats the difference between the xtreme and the regular one? quickly answer please
the back sides look alot different if you compare the two pics
At this difficulty level with this exchange rate a 5830 will never pay for itself. Hence why I'm not buying any, and probably also why not a lot of other people are either, and thus why they're still in stock.
the regular 5830s were instock earlier today.
They've been in and out of stock for the last few days too. Seems pretty random.
The xtreme version is still in stock and its been thirty minutes. Maybe they got a real shipment of them?
the regular 5830s were instock earlier today.
As far as I can tell, performance-wise they are the same. Funny the regular 5830s had an ETA of 07-04-11, but the Xtremes came in stock and the regular 5830's now have the ETA removed from their page. I wonder if this is just a marketing thing to charge more and they are going to drop the regular 5830's?
*I mean regular Display port vs the mini display port. They both have regular HDMI
and they are in stock FWI. Counting now...
and they are in stock FWI. Counting now...
Why does this one cost $20 more than the other one?
From looking at the actual Sapphire site on these 2 variations of what is seemingly the very same card the only difference I can determine is the
SAPPHIRE TriXX Utility is included with the Xtreme edition. They gave you that to tweak it but left the clocks the same out of the box. Pretty sure you can download that software for free... ;p
On their site if you compare the 2 side by side they list the Xtreme has being Shader model 4.1 and the regular one as being the newer 5.0. weirdness.
Also the regular has 2x DVI and one on the regular.
Because it's extreme? Aesthetically, it has a full HDMI port instead of a mini and it looks like there is a slightly bigger vent on the expansion port. It looks like it has a slightly different circuit board. I know this has been discussed elsewhere, but I doubt there is much of a performance difference. Still not a bad buy at $130.
Saphire 5830 xtremes are in stock right now! I just picked up 3
Why does this one cost $20 more than the other one?
Saphire 5830 xtremes are in stock right now! I just picked up 3
Try the script I linked to above. I was able to get one the other day, and a friend got 2. It seems they come in stock in small amounts occasionally.
I wanna get a few of these cards hope they're in stock soon 
There was just 30 in stock 20 minutes ago or so.
went out of stock about 5 mins ago.it was amusing to watch inventory go in and out of stock for a 10 minute duration... I was able to snatch 2 of them...
There was just 30 in stock 20 minutes ago or so.
went out of stock about 5 mins ago. For those with linux in some form I wrote a script that will email you when they become available.
https://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=24987.0
I tried out the script and it detected that they were in stock, but curl gave an error that --ssl-reqd is not an option and did not send an email. I actually saw that they were in stock before I checked the forum and got a couple. https://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=24987.0
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