Socom

I'm on the waiting line on EVGA's 24/7 line, I'll see what they have to say.

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TwoCables

Again: go by the P/N. That's what you have. In fact, look the P/N that you have on EVGA's website, and you will see the Product Page for the one you have.

When I talked about making sure they matched, that was something entirely different.

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WaLshy11

I wouldnt worry about it too much.. from the looks of GPU-z you have the correct card.
Websites usually say something along the lines of 'PCB, layout etc are subject to change without notice'. Its the same specs, just different looks.

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Socom

Ok thats fine, the Red+black looks better in my HAF anyway +rep to all who helped

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mardon

I had a BFG GTX260 Core 216 but it was 65nm with a back plate. Didn't realise they did a 55nm 192 version??

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TwoCables

They don't. This is a 65nm GPU. For example, check out the GPU-Z screenshot above.

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sedah

yea you receieved the proper card...it says 192core and has the SC clocks..they jus put that retarted red plate lol

btw, i ordered a new card from newegg, a vanilla and when i opened it up an gpu-z, it was clocked at the SC edition lol, called EVGA and they said Merry Xmas lol

TwoCables

I still say that the best way to see which card you ended up with is to look the P/N up on EVGA's website. For example, here's mine: 512-P3-N879-AR

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88EVGAFTW

OP seems like u got 55nm cards with the 65nm bottom sticker. weird

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Inktfish

Software says he got the right cards.
Nothing weird about it.

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