exar333
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definitely not 299
Does open-up the possibility of a VERY good 660-class GPU for <$300. Definitely excited to see what happens there...
definitely not 299
Kind of reminds of the points about how close the performance was with the GTX 570 and HD 6970 and were around 349 to 369 when compared to the 499 GTX 580.
Enjoy these kinds of views then defending premiums strongly!![]()
Reference models should be $380 at launch.
How low is distribution pricing? :biggrin:
Is that done through EVGA or through retailer?
I am still getting the 680 :biggrin:so now TweakTown has posted a review of the O/Ced GTX 670 and from what i see there, there is absolutely no reason to get a GTX 680 now.
but i did notice something weird about their power consumption charts...they say the card consumes 400 Watts at load, but also that the 680 consumes ~450, BUT the Palit 680 4GB consumes only 400! looks like a mistake.
just one more day to reviews?
Get a vita too! I love mine
I'll take a stab at 670 TDP.. 165W -170W
NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 670 overclocking numbers aren't as impressive as we'd hoped and talking to a couple of partners about these OC results, the numbers seem consistent. What we tend to be hearing is that while getting to GTX 680 speeds aren't a problem, moving much higher is a little bit of an issue.