Lurking Newegg Paid Off....New Toy!

OCGuy

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Not quite EVGA, but oh well.....

Ill be unloading some 280s cheap :)
 
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SlowSpyder

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Enjoy!

Ouch on the sales tax though.

*edit - I see the sales tax has been covered already. :p
 
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blanketyblank

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Wow actually being sold at suggested retail price. I would have thought newegg would price gouge on these. Then again it's probably too early for that.
 

cbn

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Nice.

I am curious to see if you'll notice a reduction in input lag compared to using the dual 280 GTXs?
 

v8envy

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Awesome toy. So, you going to take them up on a recommendation of a Rosewill PSU to power the bad boy with?
 

jaggerwild

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PNY is a brand new company but they are selling items(there prices are high)as if there products have been around for a long time, I'm not suggesting there good or bad Simply my observation.
 

toyota

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PNY is a brand new company but they are selling items(there prices are high)as if there products have been around for a long time, I'm not suggesting there good or bad Simply my observation.
um PNY is not a brand new company. in fact I have PNY card from 2003.

EDIT: http://www3.pny.com/AboutPNY/index.aspx

PNY Electronics, Inc. originated out of Brooklyn, N.Y. in 1985 as a company that bought and sold memory chips. To emphasize its expansion into manufacturing new forms of memory and complementary products, the company changed its name in 1997 to PNY Technologies®, Inc. The company continues to evolve by delivering a full spectrum of high-quality products to elevate the overall computing experience.
 
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v8envy

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CB, a single GTX280 is fast enough in just about everything that any input lag is likely imperceptible. It will be less with the 480, but I doubt mere mortals will notice.

It's mostly an issue on trying to multi-GPU feeble, low end hardware which manages single digit frame rates per card. Competitive gamers can just crank down resolution and details until any game runs at 120+ fps.
 

OCGuy

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470 is available

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-550-_-Product


EVGA and PNY cards sold out in like 5 minutes. I wonder if they only had like 5 cards each? LOL.

Awesome toy. So, you going to take them up on a recommendation of a Rosewill PSU to power the bad boy with?

You know it! When making an unnecessary $550 purchase for electronic gaming components, I will only trust the best with my hardware!
 
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Patrick Wolf

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um PNY is not a brand new company.

Far from it.

PNY Electronics, Inc. originated out of Brooklyn, N.Y. in 1985 as a company that bought and sold memory chips. To emphasize its expansion into manufacturing new forms of memory and complementary products, the company changed its name in 1997 to PNY Technologies®, Inc.
 

Puffnstuff

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I managed to snag the evga gtx480 and now my order has been charged. I'm pretty pumped about it and also added overnight shipping. I want my fermi dammit.
 

Puffnstuff

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Xfx is not doing fermi and there was an article about it last month. Bfgtech on the other hand is but is late to the party.
 

WhoBeDaPlaya

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PNY is fine. I have an assortment of PNY 8800GTS, 8800GTX and 8600GT cards that are still running fine to this day.
 

MarcVenice

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I'd like to know why you guys jumped on this? Wanted the fast single-gpu possible? Bad experience with ATI? CUDA ? PHYSX? 3DVision?

Sidenote: I'd get an evga-card over a pny-card anyday, even the cards will be identical.