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I'm with the above posters here. If you are fitting top of line kit then you are either good enough to be sponsored or wealthy enough to be buying the label. You would save more weight by wearing shorter socks! Not that there is anything wrong with spending money on your hobby or tinkering with stuff that doesn't need fixing. FWIW if the rest of your drivetrain is Campag and you are happy with it then that is what I would standardise to.
Real world?
I've raced with both Record and DA. I just love Campy (something beautiful about it) but my experience is that DA shifts better under all circumstances, and is quieter. The previous commenters point about cost is good as 105 cassettes also last considerably longer than DA. I'm a Cat 2 racer (nowadays) and I keep a DA cassette for racing only, and use 105s for training on. If money was no object I'd have Super Record because .... well, just because.