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Cut down 3870X2!

04-02-2008 3:34pm

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TerrorFirmer

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Very cool.

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#2 04-02-2008 11:54pm

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looks cool , ddr4 versions sould be out soon

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#3 05-02-2008 12:24am

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sorry for the hijack but why are overclocked graphic cards more expensive as stated from the link? i mean are they more robust (longer lives) under the new overclock than if you just overclocked a 'normal' card from rivatuner by yourself ?

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#4 05-02-2008 12:30am

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x keo21 wrote: »

sorry for the hijack but why are overclocked graphic cards more expensive as stated from the link? i mean are they more robust (longer lives) under the new overclock than if you just overclocked a 'normal' card from rivatuner by yourself ?

Because it's guaranteed to work at those speeds. When you buy a card at stock speeds there is no guarantee it'll work above those speeds. Also overclocking voids the warranty.

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