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XFX GTX 260-216 for 168.99AR(30MIR) @ newegg

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another gtx260, this one requires a rebate but offers lifetime warranty.

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Penicilyn
Simply not fair the prices Americans pay for parts


This is what we pay
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...X%20GX260NADFF
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spaceballsrules
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Great price on that card! The GTX260s are tumbling in price lately.

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Originally Posted by Penicilyn View Post
Simply not fair the prices Americans pay for parts


This is what we pay
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...X%20GX260NADFF
Land of the cheap, and home of the frugal
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65nm or 55nm?
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65nm or 55nm?
no clue....imma guess its 65nm
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MaddenModer
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Originally Posted by spaceballsrules View Post
Great price on that card! The GTX260s are tumbling in price lately.

Land of the cheap, and home of the frugal

You might want to add country of the poor. You European are making way more money than us.. so don't complain too much lolz and just pay for the extra. Life is all fair
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Some guy was saying it was the 55nm, Read the 2nd review.
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Derp
Now i genuinely regret buying this 4870.....
. for $23 more i could have had a decently faster card with a double lifetime warranty... GG me.
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Definitly a 65nm one. The newer 55nms dont have the awesome back plate.
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I wish I could sell my laptop and Sony Cam, I would buy this =/
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DraganUS
I think its 65, but I am not sure. You neveer can trust those reviews at newegg.
This would be sweet if it is 55nm
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What's the difference?
The 55nm heat less or what?
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I think EVGA is the only one the actually specifies whether its 55nm or 65nm. It doesnt really matter than much. The 55nm can overclock better but only by 50mhz or so.
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bluedevil
That is the same one I bought. Its a 55nm version. Trust me. It is.

Now I have to think if I want another GTX 260 and SLI or say forget it.....
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DraganUS
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Originally Posted by bluedevil View Post
That is the same one I bought. Its a 55nm version. Trust me. It is.

Now I have to think if I want another GTX 260 and SLI or say forget it.....

U should be able to max almost all games.
Aren't u?
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How come XFX writes that a 620W PSU is required? Other companies advice for a GTX260 at least 500W/36A on the 12v. Just a precaution from XFX or does their card consume more?
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This card is becoming so cheap. I really want another one of these. I wish I had two 55nm EVGA ones. Still got my 65nm, but I don't think their is any real benefit.
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-iceblade^
wow... wish i was in the States atm - that is a great price...
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How can Nvidia sell these things that cheap? What happened to all the buzz about how big their die sizes were? If they're doing it in response to AMD's price cuts, this can't be sustainable.
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To switch sides or to not switch sides. That is the question.
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