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Old 31st Jan 2008, 22:23
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I am really thinking of building an amazing gaming pc, and i was looking into parts and as i got to the graphics cards i thought to myself that i will get a nvidia 8800 GTX. The only problem i have is that i cannot decide what company i should go with and whats the difference, for example i can get the XFX for $380 and then there is the PNY for $540 . My question is what are the differences between different cards how is the performance and can I get the same performance for a cheaper price? ( and i will be going SLI so i want it to be cheep as possible with outstanding performance)
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Old 31st Jan 2008, 23:07
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Better to get a GT. Cooler, just as fast.

There is little difference other than some are factory overclocked. I like EVGA myself.
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