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EVGA GeForce GTX 260 896MB

$300.00 Released June, 2008

The Pros:Top of the line GTX260 model from BFG with a big factory overclock, providing performance close to that of a GTX280 out of the box. Room to overclock, even with the big stock OC, this version of the GTX260 still has room to be pushed further. Versatile card, can be used in dual or tripple card SLI configurations, offering good performance improvements, though the price is steep.

The Cons:A price premium over the stock over clock, perhaps not the best performance/price GPU in the BFG GTX260 series. Package does not include games, a little disappointing for a premium card.

The EVGA GeForce GTX 260 896MB is a double slot high end graphics card with 896GB of DDR3 ram. Using the stock NVIDIA cooler, the card is clocked at stock 576MHz/1998MHz (gpu/memory) timings. For more information on the GTX 260 refer to the full report.

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Features

Output Interface:
- 2 x DVI-I
- 1 x HDTV
Accessories:
- 2 x DVI to VGA adapter
- 6-pin PCIE power adapter
- HDTV Cable

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Pros

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Top of the line GTX260 model from BFG with a big factory overclock, providing performance close to that of a GTX280 out of the box
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Room to overclock, even with the big stock OC, this version of the GTX260 still has room to be pushed further
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Versatile card, can be used in dual or tripple card SLI configurations, offering good performance improvements, though the price is steep
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Cooling system works well, keeps the heat down even with overclock, though users might have to adjust the fan speed themselves for optimal cooling, the fans won't be quiet when the card is at 100%
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PhsyX processor, takes the load from CPU for PhsyX enabled games, and CUDA capabilities means that the GPU can be of use outside of games

Cons

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A price premium over the stock over clock, perhaps not the best performance/price GPU in the BFG GTX260 series
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Package does not include games, a little disappointing for a premium card