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2012-06-08, 12:36 AM
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http://www.evga.com/articles/00686/#Home
That thing looks almost on par with my GTX 460 and at half the size.
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2012-06-08, 12:49 AM
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eh...it's considerably worse than a GTX460, not even as strong as a 450, as far as I've seen.
This is a sub-$100 budget part. Interesting for SFF stuff, maybe?
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2012-06-08, 01:05 AM
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Shame there isn't a GDDR5 version otherwise I think the performance would be way better. Anyway these aren't meant to be a powerhouse. Really for low power first and gaming second. I am disapointed by the performance a bit these had quite a good reception in the mobile area. I guess I figured with higher clocks and GDDR5 they could at least come close to a 450 or out do it.
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