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Electronics : XFX PVT98WYDFH GeForce 9800 GTX+ 512MB DDR3 PCI-E 2.0 Video Card

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List Price: $344.85

Amazon.com's Price: $195.95

You Save: $148.90 (43%)
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Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 2 days

Binding: Electronics
Brand: XFX
EAN: 0778656045897
Graphics Memory Size: 512 MB
Label: XFX
Manufacturer: XFX
Model: PVT98WYDFH
Publisher: XFX
Sales Rank: 6520
Special Features: nv:GPU/VPU^NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX|RAMDAC^Dual 400 MHz|Additional Features^RoHS Compliant|Additional Features^HDCP Enabled|Additional Features^HDTV Ready|Additional Features^SLI Ready|Additional Features^DirectX 10|Additional Features^OpenGL 2.1|Additional Features^PCI Express 2.0|Additional Features^Vista Certified|Maximum Resolution^2560 x 1600 (Digital)|Video Memory^512MB|Memory Type^DDR3|Memory Interface^256-bit|Stream Processors^128|Core Clock^738 MHz|Memory Clock^2200 MHz
Studio: XFX
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty

Features:

Box Contents - NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+ 512MB Graphics Card, DVI Adapter, 6 Pin Y Power Cable, DVI to HDMI Adapter, SPDIF Cable, 1-Year Warranty
Bus Type - PCI-E 2.0
GPU Clock - 738 MHz
Memory Bus - 256
Memory Type - DDR3

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Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionThe 9800 GTX+ utilizes HybridPower technology to enable users to switch to their motherboard GeForce GPU to run less graphically intense applications. The 128 cores in the 9800 GTX+ clock in at a new high of 1836 MHz, making it one of the the fastest graphics cards in its price range. Users can triple their smack down power by running three 9800 GTX graphics cards in 3-way SLI mode on one of the new XFX nForce 780i or 790i motherboards for a ramp up of 2.8 times the performance of a single GPU.