Good lord...

[TheGeek]

I am looking for a 6800GT PCIe. I have looked at the thread that shows all their locations and prices, but almost all are sold out. I am starting to get frustrated. if anyone knows where I can get one for under $500, it'd be greatly appreciated.

 

[Smoothe]

You can get the eVGA here for $492 shipped.

They also have the retail XFX in stock for $467. Hope it helps

 

[zakee00]

dont_get_the_xfx. they have horrible tech support, and flakey quality control.
evga is great though.
have fun
Nick

 

[TheGeek]

Originally posted by: Smoothe
You can get the eVGA here for $492 shipped.

They also have the retail XFX in stock for $467. Hope it helps

It says OEM. Thats why I'm reluctant to buy it. Anyone know waht it does/doesn't come with?

 

[Smoothe]

I just ordered an OEM eVGA from monarch computers a few days ago that is in transit. I have yet to see a retail eVGA out anywhere. I don't know much about Gameve, but that's the best price I think your going to find on a eVGA that's in stock.

 

[Smoothe]

Originally posted by: TheGeek

Originally posted by: Smoothe
You can get the eVGA here for $492 shipped.

They also have the retail XFX in stock for $467. Hope it helps

It says OEM. Thats why I'm reluctant to buy it. Anyone know waht it does/doesn't come with?

It is just the card itself. No power connector, no cables, no manual, and no disc's.

 

[TheGeek]

does it have a warenty/ tech support?

 

[bkzshabbaz]

Originally posted by: Smoothe
I just ordered an OEM eVGA from monarch computers a few days ago that is in transit. I have yet to see a retail eVGA out anywhere. I don't know much about Gameve, but that's the best price I think your going to find on a eVGA that's in stock.

So did i Smoothe...i ordered mines on wednesday, and its supposed to arrive within an hour..
excited!!!!

Originally posted by: TheGeek
does it have a warenty/ tech support?

All eVGA products come with a 1 year warranty, and if you register, you get another year...
and it also comes with tech support

 

[m4ch0dude]

OEM cards usually come in a plain box, with just the card, cables and the drivers disc. Also, they usually have 30 day - 1 year warranty, depending on who's selling it. Personally, I dont need any of the retail extras or fancy boxes, so I would always recommend buying OEM.

 

[bkzshabbaz]

Well, i jus received my cards (OEM), and they came with these items:
1 Video card
2 DVI - VGA adapters
CD containing various software and drivers
1 Molex to 6 pin adapter for power.
Had i known that the power was included, i wouldnt have bought 2 from monarch for $16
oh well.