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Quality of eVGA graphics cards?

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Yeah, your probably right. Only difference is, I won't buy PNY anymore. Good performing cards, just seem cheaply done.
I have had a PNY GF4MX420 with a rubbing fan, a PNY MX440 with a fan that died in a week give or take a day. A PNY Ti4600 with a fan that rubbed and died in a month even though I corrected the rubbing right away. Just a run of bad luck? Could be, but too much for me. So I look at the eVGA 5900 with the nvidia reference fan heatsink and I feel a little more confident with my purchase. Not to mention the awsome price.

GM
 
Originally posted by: gorillaman
Yeah, your probably right. Only difference is, I won't buy PNY anymore. Good performing cards, just seem cheaply done.
I have had a PNY GF4MX420 with a rubbing fan, a PNY MX440 with a fan that died in a week give or take a day. A PNY Ti4600 with a fan that rubbed and died in a month even though I corrected the rubbing right away. Just a run of bad luck? Could be, but too much for me. So I look at the eVGA 5900 with the nvidia reference fan heatsink and I feel a little more confident with my purchase. Not to mention the awsome price.

GM
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Yep, I can't argue that, especially for the price.

 
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