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I'm confused, which card did I recieve?
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I'm confused, which card did I recieve?
Ok guys, I have recently upgraded to 2 GTX 260's. But I check EVGA's website after I register them, and none of them look like the one I bought. I bought the core 192 version (vanilla). When I recieved them, they had the vanilla bottom sticker, but the red side. (Pics below.) The website says I have these, but mine look different. So which card DID I recieve?
    Help is appreciated 
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Go strictly by the P/N on the sticker where it says "896 MB" in the blue square. In fact, you also have to make sure that the P/N on the sticker on your graphics card matches the sticker on the box. The P/N begins with "896-P3".
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They match and all, but do I have the red side panel thing, and no backplate or EVGA on the side? That's what is confusing me.
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*cough* Stock *cough*
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Im pretty sure no back cover indicates 55nm.. if you had a back cover it would be 65nm.
You may have gotten a 216 core (which is better), instead of a 192 core. Download GPU-z and post a screen shot of it.
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Well if the cards work and all the vin's from the box and card match theirs nothing to worry about really. Maybe run gpu-z too tell you more will satisfy your curiosity. Nice rig tho
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But i just realised that theirs no backplate "im slow" so i say you picked up some core 216's for sure. Theirs no ram on the back so its got to be 216! nice find lol grats
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I have a 65nm version and core 192. Here is the screenshot:
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Take a XFX GTX 260 BE for example. 216 core, but a 65nm card (has memory on the back) EDIT: Just say screenshot. According to that you received the correct card.. just different 'looks'.
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Ahh i learned something new. I forgot that core 216 doesn't designate the nm used in the process it just refers to the new core number. I was confused
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