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***Sparkle GeForce GTX 275 896MB @ £149.99 inc VAT ***

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*** ***Sparkle GeForce GTX 275 896MB @ £149.99 inc VAT *** ***


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The GeForce GTX 275 Graphics Card delivers best-in-class graphics performance in the hottest games such as Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II and Far Cry 2. And with full GPU-acceleration for NVIDIA PhysX technology, GeForce GTX 275 will change your 3D gaming with insane PhysX gaming effects by bringing dynamic forces of nature and massively destructible environments to games such as Sacred 2 and Mirror's Edge. Then go beyond traditional graphics with Graphics Plus. and experience Stereoscopic 3D gaming, video processing for transcoding HD videos in minutes to your portable video player, and lightning-fast image processing using Adobe CS4.

- Core Clock: 648MHz
- Memory: 896MB GDDR3
- Memory Clock: 2304MHz (Effective)
- Memory Interface: 448-Bit
- Processing Cores: 240
- Shader Clock: 1440MHz
- Bus Type: PCI-Express 2.0
- Display Connectors: 2 Dual-Link DVI-I
- SLI Ready
- HDCP Capable

Only £149.99 inc VAT
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Considering grabbing one...

Question - I googled a review and it shows that the card takes 2x 6 pins is that right? and it also comes with the 4 to 6 pin converter? I have the 6 pin cables anyway, I would just prefer to have a 4 to 6 pin in case I can't find one of my 6 pin cables -.-
 
Fatboy said:
- Core Clock: 648MHz
- Memory: 896MB GDDR3
- Memory Clock: 2304MHz (Effective)
- Memory Interface: 448-Bit
- Processing Cores: 240
- Shader Clock: 1440MHz
- Bus Type: PCI-Express 2.0
- Display Connectors: 2 Dual-Link DVI-I
- SLI Ready
- HDCP Capable
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Um, mildly confused......the stats above on the actual product page differ to those on the 275 series summary page for the card (it lists Core @ 633, Memory @ 2268 and Shaders @ 1404)....so, which are the correct figures ?
 
I am considering buying one of these to replaced a HIS 3870, although I feel as if perhaps I should wait off for the 5870. My main concern is playing Modern warfare 2 when it comes out at 1650 1080. Although would like the ability to play it at higher resolutions in the future.

I would prefer a EVGA card to have the step up option but since I can't do you guys feel this would be a a good card for what I need or should I wait?

I am not a fan of how Nvidia operates but I am not fussed as long as its good.
 
Taskone said:
I am considering buying one of these to replaced a HIS 3870, although I feel as if perhaps I should wait off for the 5870. My main concern is playing Modern warfare 2 when it comes out at 1650 1080. Although would like the ability to play it at higher resolutions in the future.

I would prefer a EVGA card to have the step up option but since I can't do you guys feel this would be a a good card for what I need or should I wait?

I am not a fan of how Nvidia operates but I am not fussed as long as its good.
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i am in the same sort of boat, wait or buy a 4890, the trouble is the new cards are going to be like almost double the price of a 4890 (£150)
 
Woody...!!! said:
i am in the same sort of boat, wait or buy a 4890, the trouble is the new cards are going to be like almost double the price of a 4890 (£150)
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Oh :eek: I was expecting them to be about 170-210 in price, but I guess your probably right since they will be new and with no competition I guess they will charge a real premium.
 
i would expect them to be around £280 if not more
we will learn more once news starts to break out.

also they have not been put back a few months yet?
new graphic cards always get put back a month or 2
i guess AMD are trying to get these out for christmas though.
 
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Not wanting to be a pooper on this deal, but you can get the BFG card for just an extra £10 which comes with their amazing 10 year warranty! Gutted I bought an Asus card last month now, always used BFG before and theyve always been great, well worth that little extra :)
 
Ducky Spud said:
Not wanting to be a pooper on this deal, but you can get the BFG card for just an extra £10 which comes with their amazing 10 year warranty! Gutted I bought an Asus card last month now, always used BFG before and theyve always been great, well worth that little extra :)
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they make good solid cards 2
 
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