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Post #48690699 added 03-23-2012 8:24 AM by santiagoanders in Archived Deals
Check the specs It has way more computational power (more shader and texture units) than the 550 ti, but similar memory bandwidth. This is overkill for physx. I think toms hardware did a...
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Post #48696505 added 03-23-2012 11:59 AM by GnatGoSplat in Archived Deals
My wife usually won't play computer games much either, up until recently, the only game she would play with any regularity is Sims 3. I recently got Saints Row: The Third which has a nice LAN...
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Post #48699209 added 03-23-2012 1:34 PM by CHeston in Archived Deals
Since you can't even understand the difference between the VRam size and bus width I would doubt you have any clue what you are talking about or have ever learned anything less than superficial...
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Post #48699311 added 03-23-2012 1:37 PM by bkatz in Archived Deals
If you have a microcenter nearby, I'd scoop up a Sandy Bridge i5 2500k and a decent z68 chipset mobo -- they have combo deals, like $50 or so off if you get both... not sure as to the details, but...
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Post #48702607 added 03-23-2012 4:17 PM by OCNewbie in Archived Deals
You would have been fine with the 430w, but there's nothing wrong with getting a little extra oomph for possible future upgrades :)
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Post #48705951 added 03-23-2012 7:52 PM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
The i5 CPU will barely break a sweat with most of the games on the market today. Turn off hyperthreading if possible, and you're all set. The only cards that your CPU might not be able to keep up...
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Post #48706013 added 03-23-2012 7:57 PM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
It's not a bad card. Able to run most games on high settings.2 of them will get you right where this card's performance will be. You'd be better off saving some money and just picking up another 8800...
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Post #48706175 added 03-23-2012 8:08 PM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
Actually, he is right. According to 3 benchmark sites, this is just 5% faster than a 550ti. And with the smaller memory bandwidth, the CPU will struggle to process the data fast enough to keep from...
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Post #48708269 added 03-23-2012 9:57 PM by Castaa in Archived Deals
The GT 240s are not SLI capable. Though for the $45 I paid for it, it's a power house little card. I have a AMD 970 mobo which supports crossfire but not SLI. It's cool. I can sell my GT 240...
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Post #48717467 added 03-24-2012 8:25 AM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
Your first comment, I can agree with. The second however, I cannot. There are much older cards than this that supported SLI.
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Post #48720661 added 03-24-2012 11:49 AM by GnatGoSplat in Archived Deals
Your laptop is much worse. 336 shader cores vs 192. I don't think the extra memory is going to make a big difference. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/342524-33-460m You can also see the...
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Post #48803553 added 03-27-2012 8:32 PM by GnatGoSplat in Archived Deals
Ah, I didn't notice the 256-bit in the product specs on the box, but it makes sense that they recycled the box which is why it showed some wear. Just for fun, I decided to re-run the two...
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Post #48829654 added 03-28-2012 2:51 PM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
blahblahblah -- quit dodging. Are you saying that the reason these cards perform the same despite the smaller memory bus is because the GPU is faster? That's sure what it looked like to me.
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Post #48697015 added 03-23-2012 12:18 PM by bubbachuck in Archived Deals
Yea, I saw a similar article that said the GT240/9600GSO was sufficient for Physx for Batman: AA but mind you that both were written in 2009. Not sure if 2012 Physx is more intense or not, but it's...
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Post #48700055 added 03-23-2012 2:07 PM by sr71 in Archived Deals
as others have mentioned bus width is not the sole criteria to go by - the GTX 260 had DDR3 memory IIRC. Futuremark futuremark.com] score (just for reference)
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Post #48703651 added 03-23-2012 5:14 PM by Castaa in Archived Deals
I broke down and ordered one. I can't live with my current 30 fps on Crysis. :D Only if newegg didn't charge tax for me. You guys have it lucky.
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Post #48704563 added 03-23-2012 6:19 PM by The_Doug in Archived Deals
I stand corrected. Thanks for the info. Oh, I didn't realize this wasn't the "SE" version. Wow...there are way too many GTX 460's out there. I wish someone reviewed V2 (I know, that's what you...
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Post #48706291 added 03-23-2012 8:15 PM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
six to one, half dozen to another.... it's about 35% faster, but costs about 35% more. You might as well get the 460, then add another one later when it's time to upgrade. They'll be much cheaper by...
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Post #48706407 added 03-23-2012 8:23 PM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
I ran a computer with an overclocked MX4000, lan card, floppy, 2 cdroms, and 4 hard drives off of a 185w power supply. Adding all the things up indicated a requirement for twice that amperage. When...
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Post #48730775 added 03-24-2012 11:38 PM by edplayer in Archived Deals
I don't think the older gen (5 series) will have any significant discounts. The only good reason to discount them is because you have more inventory than you feel comfortable with. Not, like many...
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Post #48884556 added 03-30-2012 10:55 AM by Castaa in Archived Deals
http://castaa.blogspot.com/2012/03/video-card-review-gtx-460-v2-1-gb-ddr5.html This card arrived on Wednesday. Here's my short review of this card. Including overclocking and benchmark results.
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Post #48693977 added 03-23-2012 6:06 AM by brisar in Archived Deals
Newegg.com has MSI GeForce GTX 460 (Fermi) 1GB GDDR5 PCI Express Video Card (N460GTX-M2D1GD5/OC2) + NBA2K11 PC Game for $119.99 - $30 Rebate = $89.99 with free shipping. Thanks sr71
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Post #48719961 added 03-23-2012 6:06 AM by wikipost in Archived Deals
Deal is dead. It's now $109 AR.
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Post #48687827 added 03-23-2012 6:09 AM by jpk1080 in Archived Deals
With a free game!
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Post #48696041 added 03-23-2012 11:42 AM by PreludePowerR in Archived Deals
this is a great price, this card still plays current games very well. SLI them for even more fun too
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Post #48696163 added 03-23-2012 11:46 AM by Castaa in Archived Deals
No, this review is from 2010, the V2 card was released over a year later in Sept 2011 according to wikipedia. So it's not a valid comparison. What's weird, I can't find a single review of any GTX...
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Post #48696279 added 03-23-2012 11:51 AM by PreludePowerR in Archived Deals
a GTX460 is comparable to an HD6850, which is definately faster than an HD6770
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Post #48698477 added 03-23-2012 1:07 PM by Castaa in Archived Deals
nvidia's site says minimum PSU requirement of a 450W PSU. The card itself using a max of 160W. However that's a general guideline because it depends on how much wattage your montherboard/CPU...
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Post #48698597 added 03-23-2012 1:11 PM by darksel in Archived Deals
I might buy 2 in order to SLI them for my old Phenom II build.
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Post #48698665 added 03-23-2012 1:13 PM by Waam in Archived Deals
The only time a card with 1GB+ of VRAM runs into "memory" bottle necks, is at resolutions over 1080p. Go browse some Enthusiast websites and then come back and reply. :rolleyes:
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Post #48698667 added 03-23-2012 1:13 PM by yoake in Archived Deals
Limit One (1) rebate per qualifying rebate offer, per person, billing address, company, household and receipt/invoice/packing slip during the eligibility period, except were prohibited by law.
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Post #48698717 added 03-23-2012 1:16 PM by sknight398 in Archived Deals
Nice deal for an old school card. Had two 460's in SLI for quite some time. Nice to see them under $100 finally, and for the 1GB version. Heh.
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Post #48797181 added 03-27-2012 3:29 PM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
There is one comment here that is accurate. My choice of the word "bandwidth" could be used in various forms, yet your clarification between the less generalized use of the term and that of "bus...
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Post #48797373 added 03-27-2012 3:37 PM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
I don't belive this nonsense at all. Clearly you're just trying to cover up for making a random bullshit comment in defense of your deal post. Nobody said it was a bad deal so you don't have to get...
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Post #48801582 added 03-27-2012 7:01 PM by beastyben1 in Archived Deals
Interesting Gnat. A few comments: box looked a little rough from wear - no sticker seals on box just on ESD bag. Looks like they just grabbed their old GTX 460 box because it states 256-bit in...
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Post #48824952 added 03-28-2012 12:07 PM by sr71 in Archived Deals
Architecture fail on your part, first thing to understand is this is the GF114 from the 560, it was designed to perform 30% faster - the fact that the bus is narrower brings it's top-end performance...
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Post #48826262 added 03-28-2012 12:50 PM by ctsinc in Archived Deals
Wait so you mean the faster GPU compensates for the smaller memory bus?
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Post #48688285 added 03-23-2012 6:35 AM by santiagoanders in Archived Deals
You wouldn't be able to SLI the 192-bit with 256-bit. So I think it would be better to keep your card and wait for a deal on another 256-bit GTX 460.
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Post #48688357 added 03-23-2012 6:38 AM by DrAbeLincoln in Archived Deals
thank you rep
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Post #48694669 added 03-23-2012 10:53 AM by peetsjunkie in Archived Deals
So is this a good card.... coming from 8800gt lol Trying to remember the speed on this pos
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