Electronics : PNY VCG981024GXEB-FLB XLR8 GeForce 9800GT 1GB DDR3 PCI-E 2.0 Graphics Card with Frontlines:FOW


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Electronics : PNY VCG981024GXEB-FLB XLR8 GeForce 9800GT 1GB DDR3 PCI-E 2.0 Graphics Card with Frontlines:FOW - Retail

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List Price: $264.35

Amazon.com's Price: $139.99

You Save: $124.36 (47%)
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Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 4 weeks

Binding: Electronics
Brand: PNY
EAN: 0751492408194
Label: PNY
Manufacturer: PNY
Model: VCG981024GXEB-FLB
Publisher: PNY
Sales Rank: 1146
Studio: PNY

Features:

Features 112 Processor Cores to greatly accelerate your games and any computationally intense task
Features 1024MB of on-board graphics memory to load the latest high-resolution games and ensure a stutter-free gaming experience
Full support of Microsoft DirectX 10 grantees support for the latest games
Supports the PCIe 2.0 Bus standard as well as offers dual-monitor support via 2 DVI outputs plus HD/SD TV output
Toll-Free Techsupport and 5 year warranty

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Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionGeForce 9800GT, 1GB DDR3, PCI-E 2.0 W/Frontlines: FOW (DVI + DVI + HDTV/S-Video Outputs).

Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Outstanding card but ....
Yep the pictures wrong it is the GX2. However, I love the performance of this card but as mentioned before power is a factor. The manufacture recommends 450W but if you are running anything else you will want to look at getting 600W or better for safety.

Rating:

- please change 1st picture as it is incorrect! misrepresented..
after using the man. part #... and much review this is not the part in the first pic displayed. the gold/blk card is the GX2!!! It IS the blue/blk card lower down. here is the results from my investigating:
This card IS an 8800 with hybrid technology. Not the performance of a 280, but for the price difference, not surprising. Make sure you have enough power to run any new graphic cards or your "deal" of paying only 150 dollars will turn into paying 200 for the card and a new PSU. Great bang ... Read More