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XFX GeForce GTX 260
Released June, 2008
The Pros:Lifetime manufacturer's warranty (parts & labour)! 3-way SLI is an option for those crazy enough to try. Surprisingly quiet for a dual-GPU card.
The Cons:Runs pretty hot even under normal operation. Big enough to really mess with a case's airflow. There are a number of similar or better-performing DX11 cards available from both Nvidia and ATI for a similar price.
The XFX GeForce GTX 260 series contains 2 cards. Both of the cards contain the stock specification 896MB of DDR3 VRAM connected through a 448bit bus and use the stock NVIDIA cooler. One card is overclocked while the other remains at the stock 576MHz/1998MHz timings.
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Models
XFX GeForce GTX 260 Standard: A 896MB dual slot card, stock cooler, at stock clockspeeds(576MHz/1998MHz)
XFX GeForce GTX 260 XXX: A 896MB dual slot card, stock cooler, at enhanced clockspeeds(640MHz/2300MHz)
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Lifetime manufacturer's warranty (parts & labour)!
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3-way SLI is an option for those crazy enough to try.
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Surprisingly quiet for a dual-GPU card.
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Excellent price versus performance ratio (available for ~$170 as of November 2010 which is less than half the MSRP at launch).
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Runs pretty hot even under normal operation.
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Big enough to really mess with a case's airflow.
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There are a number of similar or better-performing DX11 cards available from both Nvidia and ATI for a similar price.
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