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Subject: Gtx 460
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radelink 11.09.10 - 11:56pm
For those of you interested. Toms hardware tested 9 different gtx 460 1gb boards from all the top manufacturers. You can have a look at it here http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/geforce-gtx-460-roundup-gf104,review-31981.html * +

spartan2 12.09.10 - 12:12am
only useful if you want to check cooler temps, but they are all fine on this card. Other than that blindingly obvious which will be fastest, the one with the fastest clocks lol * +

radelink 12.09.10 - 06:18am
Yeah but have your read the conclusion? The one with the faster clocks got a shorter guarantee. That's what the main thing about it was. evga one got the best guarantee on it while msi and ASUS ones brag about the cooling. * +

radelink 12.09.10 - 06:42am
Interesting the low end Dx cards will be released soon to fill the below 200 Dollar gap nvidia left. The GTS 450 aswell as OTHER new SKUs like GF108 ARE going to be release this month by nvidia. The GF 106 are also soon to be made available. * +

spartan2 12.09.10 - 01:26pm
TBH dont care that much about the warranty as long as it has a year, most everything else has 3 years and while comforting even after a year with the speed graphics move you will be able to buy something better for less this time next year i guarantee it. By the time nvidia get their low end stuff out Ati will have another high end generation that will obliterate their top cards and trash profits * +

spartan2 12.09.10 - 01:27pm
How much you wanna bet that if as rumoured AMDs next gen has 2.6b transistors and is still a lot smaller than GTX480 but beats it over the head horribly * +

radelink 13.09.10 - 06:19pm
You can't compare a previous gen card with a other company's newest releases. Like I said ATI stopped long ago trying to get the fastest. They're goal r bang for buck cards * +

spartan2 13.09.10 - 06:27pm
Technically in this case, you can. Only because Ati's 'next' generation cards are still on the same process as nvidia's current. 40nm. Its not like AMD have a new process to move onto...Nvidia are waaaaaay behind, they cant really go any bigger on the 40nm node. AMD could and have with the radeon 6 * +

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