Opinion: What's a better deal 8800 GTX for $400 or 8800 GTS 640MB ACS for $300?

netjack

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I've got the opportunity to pickup either of these cards from local sellers. The GTX is still in wrapping but the driver cd/manual is missing. The GTS has been used for 3 weeks (receipt will be provided) but includes everything.

I'm planning on getting a 2407 and running a rig at 1920x1280. I'd like it to be future proof for the upcoming titles (crysis, etc.). If not, I guess I can sell either and get the new refreshes.

thx for the advice
 

chewietobbacca

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The GTX for $400 is a sweet deal, especially for a 2407. Running at that resolution, even the GTS OC will feel some pains with all settings on.
 

aka1nas

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Make sure you can handle the power requirements for the GTX and that it will fit in your case. If so, then that is a great deal and I would jump on it.
 

netjack

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Million dollar question: if I buy this second hand off someone, do I void EVGA's lifetime warranty?
 

netjack

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If I decide to buy both and decide to sell the GTS KO, whats a fair ebay price to sell it at?
 

aka1nas

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No it's just not a common card. It's an OC'ed version that's probably not worth it's price premium all things considered.
 

bfdd

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Just buy a GTS anyways and overclock it yourself if you can find a stock one. They overclock faster than a 8800 GTX or pick up the GTX and hope it's not a dud.
 

LOUISSSSS

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depends, what resolution are you playing at? if its 1920X1200 or larger then get the gtx, else gts

PS. are those your ONLY options?
 

RussianSensation

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8800GTX for $400 since its a $130 discount.

OR, you can sell the 8800GTX for $450+ and this way your 8800GTS will cost roughly $250 or less.