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GTX 280 SSC for $200 bills

Hauk

Hauk

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This is an insane price, wow.. buy.com

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I don't know if this deal will go through or not, but I ordered one.

How strict are the power requirements? Will my Corsair 520W handle it without any slowdowns or crashes?
 
Requirements
Minimum of a 550 Watt power supply.
(Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 40 Amp Amps.)
An available 6 pin PCI-E power connector and an available 8 pin PCI-E power connector

You may make it, depends on the amps probably. If not there's always a new psu. Either way, you'll not lose on buying one at that price. I grabbed three. 🙂
 
:Q :| :gift: :laugh:

Must resist....no the wife doesn't need one in her rig...she doesn't even play games...but, but...no...resist...if I didn't already put my 2 280's in for step-up...

A pair of GTX 295's are only costing me about $100 total to step up but for anyone in the market for a GTX 260+ or HD4870 1GB...merry late Christmas...what a price!

NICE FIND!
 
Originally posted by: error8
What the f***???? God dam it, I want to live in the US. 🙁 🙁(
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A new slogan for the Dept of Naturalization:

"Come to the US for good deals on video cards!"

We do seem to get hardware for less from what I gather on the forums.
 
Sweet Jesus... 200$... GTX280...

We do seem to get hardware for less from what I gather on the forums.
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That is a heavy understatement 😛 I have yet to see a deal here for hardware better than let's say a few % off... Now, for house electrinics it's crazy sometimes (like 50-70% off), but for computer hardware? Nope.
 
Originally posted by: nRollo
Originally posted by: error8
What the f***???? God dam it, I want to live in the US. 🙁 🙁(
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A new slogan for the Dept of Naturalization:

"Come to the US for good deals on video cards!"

We do seem to get hardware for less from what I gather on the forums.
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Yeah, you do seem to have amazing prices. But this GTX price is totally unreal. The cheapest I can get in my country is 430 $.
 
This deal STOMPS the price vs. performance argument. There's no question what card I'd buy at this price point. I just hope they actually ship. They were on amazon and buy and this link was posted in several forums a few hours ago..
 
OMG. I died a little from the inside. That's the same price I'd pay for a HD4850 golden sample in Holland. If I could, I'd buy one right now.
 
Originally posted by: Hauk
(Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 40 Amp Amps.)
An available 6 pin PCI-E power connector and an available 8 pin PCI-E power connector

You may make it, depends on the amps probably. If not there's always a new psu. Either way, you'll not lose on buying one at that price. I grabbed three. 🙂
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My PS is supposed put out 40 Amps on the 12V, so I might squeak by. If not, I'll downgrade this to a 260.

 
Originally posted by: manko
Originally posted by: Hauk
(Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 40 Amp Amps.)
An available 6 pin PCI-E power connector and an available 8 pin PCI-E power connector

You may make it, depends on the amps probably. If not there's always a new psu. Either way, you'll not lose on buying one at that price. I grabbed three. 🙂
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My PS is supposed put out 40 Amps on the 12V, so I might squeak by. If not, I'll downgrade this to a 260.
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Did you pay by paypal? If so, did you receive an email confirmation of payment and does payment show up on paypal screen? I went through buy on ebay then found the direct link. Payments have posted yet.

Sounds like you'll be good on the psu..

 
Yet another in-the-U.S.A-only good deal on a great GPU, crap. The day I see something like that happen outside of the holidays sales on NCIX or NewEgg.ca I will be happy, certainly.
 
Trying not to do this but ITS HARD!
I just cant see this going through, and if it does for you guys i'm gonna be sorry i didnt jump on it.
Still showing as $200.99 here. :Q
 
Ok, died for me over here, its now showing as $317.99 after mail in rebates, when you try and checkout.
 
So err... any confirmation on whether the Corsair HX520 can power this puppy? I see 18/18/18 on the box but this only has 2 connectors, so it's only using 2 of those 18s, right? Hope I don't need to hunt for a new PSU...
 
Well the link still says $200 dollars but when i add it on to the cart it goes up to $340. And it only has one $20 mail in rebate. My question is where are all the other rebates?
 
LOL I see that too now. Good thing I jumped on while it was still $200AR. I got my email confirmation too. Hope it ships...
 
The deal must be over. I'd watch over the next couple days, may not be a SSC, but I'd bet other 280 deals will surface. Clearing the shelves..
 
D8
I have no need for this and yet I would have been all over it. Oh well. Definitely a pricing error; I wonder if they will honor it.
 
Would a corsair 750TX be good enough for 2 of these? Thinking of buying, rig in sig.
 
Originally posted by: Shmee
Would a corsair 750TX be good enough for 2 of these? Thinking of buying, rig in sig.
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I have no problem with overclocked Core i7 + GTX 260-216 SLI and a TX750.

The GTX 280s do take quite a bit more power but they still should be fine:

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardwa...295-quad-sli-review/16

And their test setup is an i7 @ 3.7GHz, which I am pretty sure will take more power than your Q6600 @ 3.3GHz. Although you may be hitting into a bit of a CPU bottleneck with 280 SLI on a Q6600 at those speeds.

http://www.guru3d.com/article/...-performance-review/19
 
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