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    The X4 would be more future proof ?. also i could o/c it down the road in a year or so. with the graphics, i notice all the hd cards are the same. just cooling and bundles are different. i don't mind waiting longer to buy the HD 5850 if it's truly worth it over the HD 5770 ?.
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    what stops me from buying this over a XR6 SV6 ?. drive-train. place a little wrx evo magic under the bonnet and i'm sold!.

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    The 5850 will be better than the 5770, but I'm not sure if it's worth waiting for. This might help you, it's in US money but it still counts.
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    LOL i'm so confused.. Every part of the system is easy. that is until i think graphics. my first pick was the 5770. xfx xxx edition. but after spotting the performance of the 5850 against the 5770/5830 i started to doubt my choice.
    Also was shocked to find the older 4850 was it?, is as fast as the 5770.
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    IT'S OFFICIAL. I'M A SUZUKI KIZASHI SPORT FAN-BOY.

    what stops me from buying this over a XR6 SV6 ?. drive-train. place a little wrx evo magic under the bonnet and i'm sold!.

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    It can be a bit of a headf**k.. the 4850 was nearly the flagship when it was out, but the 5770 is a mid-range card now. One has more power, but the other has more torque. In the end, your performance is similar but the way they get there is a little different.
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    Quote Originally Posted by whiteballz View Post
    That's a great price.

    You guys going ahead with it?
    while the dollar is strong, for sure.
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    Also, $950 is amazing, do eeet.
    yeah plus the $1100 fee for the importers lol. but to be fair they take care of everything, cheaper than me spending my time chasing everything up lol.
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    Awesome.

    Now you'll have just about the idea car garage..
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    There's an old nissan/datsun crew cab ute for sale downstairs.. that'll carry dogs and cope with rough ground.

    Edit: pics added. Other bonus: with the cash you save from the forester, you can drop an SR20 in it. Or thereabouts.
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    Thats pretty neat for a Crew Cab. But I still think Forester Lulz are required.
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    does look neat, but forester still remains first choice though haha.
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    Fair enough.. Bawlz, you still hankering after that import? I can see you in a drift pig crew cab...
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    Oh yeah, it can be done.
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    Oh yes. A drift pig-up if you will.. and are american.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IBrake4Rainbows View Post
    What is our little spastic studying? <tear>

    Also, $950 is amazing, do eeet.
    bachelor of commerce and administration majoring in economics and public policy I think..still not 100% sure on my second major.

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    Drift utes are awesome, Very popular in hawaii.

    Not my style though.

    EDIT: That ute would need an RB26 to get close to the STI foz.
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    I'd rather go that merc wagon route and make a diesel drift pig-up. Fur de lulz.
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