ZT-50206-10M NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 1280MB GDDR5 PCIe 2.0 x16 Video Card $149.99 AR MC

http://www.microcenter.com/produc...Video_Card

Pricing 3/1-3/3
$149.99 after $30 MIR (1/28 thru 3/3)

Repost...I beat you by 11 minutes !

SR....did your e-mail have this listed as $139.99 ???

You could probably get that pricematched at the store if you printed out the email. It's worked for me before (not 100% tho so YMMV).

Quote from bigpollack : Repost...I beat you by 11 minutes ! SR....did your e-mail have this listed as $139.99 ???

my bad, not sure I did, but only glanced at it

Quote from bigpollack : Repost...I beat you by 11 minutes ! SR....did your e-mail have this listed as $139.99 ???

Here it goes: https://email.microcentermedia.co...5NDkyMgU=?

Should help folks in store

Performance per bucks looks amazing. I have 560ti currently eying a 670 but will probably be at single monitor 1920x1080p for a few years, just looking for a bit more performance for next few years, tempting argh!

Edit, just bought online and price in cart ended up being $169.99 so $139.99 AR. You b@st@rds, you killed my wallet

Quote from pcmax : Performance per bucks looks amazing. I have 560ti currently eying a 670 but will probably be at single monitor 1920x1080p for a few years, just looking for a bit more performance for next few years, tempting argh! Edit, just bought online and price in cart ended up being $169.99 so $139.99 AR. You b@st@rds, you killed my wallet

A 7850 would beat this card.... don't spend money on this!

Quote from flashfir : A 7850 would beat this card.... don't spend money on this!

Prove it, just a real quick look at benchmarks says different and at almost 18% or $30 less. Not being snotty just curious

Quote from pcmax : Prove it, just a real quick look at benchmarks says different and at almost 18% or $30 less. Not being snotty just curious

Actually at stock you'd want to get the 570 if you're not running 1080p with anti-aliasing.
If you're using AA at all you'd want to use the 7850 due to the bigger on board ram

Benchies at stock
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Pr...549?vs=518

Points to get 7850

• Using any form of AA (anti-aliasing)
• Uses less electricity
• Has more overclock headroom, easily pulls ahead once you overclock the two
• Scales better, not as hot, nowhere near as much heat as 5xx Fermi based cards

So if you're a stock user, don't mind increased power draw, use lower resolutions, don't use AA then this is the clear winner.


$30 difference? Maybe this is a better deal in some scenarios. *Shrug, balance hands thrown up I don't know haha

7850 all the way. I own and highly recommend THIS ONE [newegg.com].

For $185 AR you get a couple of decent games (new Tomb Raider and Bioshock Infini...well, OK, one decent game and another one that's, er, free) and a card that runs dead silent, sips power, has yet to hit 60C under load and SHOULD OC quite briskly - 1200+ core isn't uncommon, and 1150 is the norm - and at those clocks you'll be in 580 land or close to it. It's a beast and a charmer of a card all at once.

570 is pointless. Please save your money or get something worthwhile for it...

Great deal. Already had one in my comp. Just bought a second one for crossfire

The deal says $139.99 after rebate for me.

Quote from TzuDhoNym : The deal says $139.99 after rebate for me.

Yes, already stated that read the thread son