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7800gtx for $469 at newegg

This is a pretty good deal. But will it fit with a Nforce 4 Ultra Epox board? I've heard it covers up some of the inputs.
 
XFX cards apparently have higher rates of failure (which I don't really believe), and their RMA service is a major PITA (which I do believe).
 
Originally posted by: orangat
Originally posted by: wanderer27
Originally posted by: bdoople
Ew... XFX. 🙁
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Where do you see this ? The site says it's BFG (OEM).
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Its XFX, you're looking at something else.
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Got it !

The first Link is the BFG 7800 GTX.

The second Link is the XFX 7800 GT.

I never looked at the second Link as I'm not really interested in a GT at $374 😉
 
XFX seems to have ironed out their problems these days but their customer service is still horrendous. pretty good deal for both cards though.
 
Originally posted by: MBrown
I think 3d Fuzion is a division of BFG.
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You are correct. It appears to be BFG's 1 year warrantee division...

http://www.3dfuzion.com/register/index.asp

1 Year Warranty
3DFuzion is proud to warrant, upon completed registration at http://www.3dfuzion.com/register, the original purchaser of the graphics product in this package (?Product?) that the Product will be free from defects in material or workmanship for a period of 1 Year from the date of purchase, when given normal wear and proper usage. This warranty is not transferable or assignable.
Purchaser must retain the original sales receipt as proof of purchase for any
and all warranty claims!
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I wonder if it makes a difference to buy cards from companies who do speed binning. I kind of suspect that your chances of getting a good clocking card are better when you get one from a company that has only one model of the GTX, not OC versions and stuff.
I bet all the good chips at BFG go into their OC products, and the lower bins go into the normal clocked cards, since 3D Fuzion is a division of BFG i suspect they come from lower bins too. No clue though.. i'm just speculating.. But i'd go for the MSI Lite one personally.. as MSI doesn't have an OC'ed line of cards as far as i know
 
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