Coming to a store near you - Mushkin 8800 GT

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More competition = awesome. I like leaving out the middle man if it means cheaper 8800gt's for us.
 

Riverhound777

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Originally posted by: bozack
yeah hopefully it puts one on the market for under $250

With all the packaged stuff such as usb drive, polo shirt, pen, necklace, I doubt it.
 

Cheex

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Originally posted by: John
8800GT Mushkin XP Overclocked Edition bulk

What an odd name. In any event I wonder what the warranty details are.

That's a real funny name to give a video card.

They should have called it:
8800GT Mushkin Vista Overclocked Edition

Maybe it would sell more...:shocked:
 

CalvinHobbes

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If they really wanted to jack up the price just call it the Mushkin World of Warcraft Edition. Just ask Dell.
 

AmberClad

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Doesn't Fatal1ty only lend his name to one company per product type? In which case, Mushkin would be too late. XFX got to him first.
 

Skott

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I dont care for bundled products myself. I'd rather them take out the extras and take their value off the price of the card and just sell me the card that way. But thats just me. Oh, and I have yet to see a Fatal1ty product that impressed me yet. The guy doesnt exude quality in my thinking. At least his endorsed products hasnt anyway.
 

Zap

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Originally posted by: AmberClad
USB drive with the drivers on it

That is brilliant. Sure, BOM is +$5, but the convenience will be worth it.

Originally posted by: Skott
I have yet to see a Fatal1ty product that impressed me yet. The guy doesnt exude quality in my thinking.

What has impressed me is that originally his name was put on top end gear, but he went out on a limb and insisted that affordable, mainstream stuff have his name on it.

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In the Inq article, there was mention of the failed Crucial video cards. IIRC those were Radeon 7xxx and 8xxx series cards with really slow RAM, almost as if Crucial just used their desktop RAM on the cards instead of higher MHz graphics RAM. That's why it failed, because they were the slowest on the market.