...to do my regular computing tasks. You may be wondering why, so I will tell you. I have just ordered an Nvidia GeForce 7950 GX2 for my main computer, through a friend of my dads who gets a good discount on computer parts, and to help pay for it, I had to sell my GeForce 7800 GTX. I sold it to my friend Dave, for $200. Which is a great deal for him considering this card retails for $300, and it's great for me, because I got 66% of the retail price, which in my book isn't bad. We''ll just forget the fact that the price I originally paid for it was $630 for now, OK? :) The specific card I got is the Leadtek Winfast PX7950 GX2. My old 7800 GTX was also made by Leadtek, and it worked very well, and was cheap (Leadtek always seems to have the lowest prices.) Anyway, this new card is a killer. Basically, it's two GeForce 7900 GTXs bolted together and using a single PCI-E x16 slot. SLI on a single card technically. Nvidia plans to make it so you can connect two such cards together for quad-SLI. The drivers aren't ready yet though. So there you have it.