It appears that Moore's Law is still alive and well at AMD, since the new GPU line is close to twice as powerful as the 4800s which were released a year ago. However it looks like nVidia still has the upper hand in gaming performance, judging by the benchmarks that are coming out.
(image blatantly stolen from Tom's Hardware)
![http://kyle90.info/images/_internet/5870benchmark.png [http://kyle90.info/images/_internet/5870benchmark.png]](http://kyle90.info/images/_internet/5870benchmark.png)
Is anyone planning on getting one of these? If I hadn't just bought a new video card, I'd probably be considering it. They seem to be the at the best price/performance point; the GTX295 is quite a bit more expensive for the slight increase in power.
(image blatantly stolen from Tom's Hardware)
![http://kyle90.info/images/_internet/5870benchmark.png [http://kyle90.info/images/_internet/5870benchmark.png]](http://kyle90.info/images/_internet/5870benchmark.png)
Is anyone planning on getting one of these? If I hadn't just bought a new video card, I'd probably be considering it. They seem to be the at the best price/performance point; the GTX295 is quite a bit more expensive for the slight increase in power.