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***Official GTX 670 thread***
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ohh so its you? haha yeah none so far,the gtx 670 looks promising though
im smelling an amd price drop when these cards come out so that will make things more interesting
Yeah, it's me
Anyway, if those TweakTown numbers are good then I think these 670 cards are going to be the better choice for very similar money. If AMD respond and cut their 79xx range a bit further then it might be worth having another look.
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I've constructed our largest ever pyramid today, so big infact I ended up building a castle.
Quite a large amount of stock compared to 680s then, eh?
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I think is official release date so I don't see a reason why OC can't sell them straight away
this +1
Gibbo has said they'll be on sale from tomorrow (afternoon?)
Zotac GTX670. Think this is their reference / non overclocked card that uses a reference GTX 680 pcb.
Gigabyte Windforce 3X OC v reference GTX 670
Gigabyte Windforce 3X OC v reference GTX 680 As you can see they are exactly the same pcb.
Gigabyte Windforce 3X OC v reference GTX 670
Gigabyte Windforce 3X OC v reference GTX 680 As you can see they are exactly the same pcb.
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Zotac GTX670. Think this is their reference / non overclocked card that uses a reference GTX 680 pcb.
MSI GTX 670 OC v reference GTX 670
MSI GTX 670 OC v reference GTX 680 As you can see they are exactly the same pcb.
The MSI 670 OC is NOT a 680 PCB, its a short PCB.
The only Zotac 670 to use a 680 PCB is their 4GB GTX 670 card, which there is no ETA for.
My bad it's the Windforce isn't it.
Updated the post with more Zotac pictures, including chip and front naked pcb photos. Would that one be the 4GB model then Gibbo? I can't really read the Chinese website at all and Google translate just messes it up so can't see if it says it has 4GB of memory.
Updated the post with more Zotac pictures, including chip and front naked pcb photos. Would that one be the 4GB model then Gibbo? I can't really read the Chinese website at all and Google translate just messes it up so can't see if it says it has 4GB of memory.
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I'm worried abut the smaller PCB, will it not be hotter all crammed on a smaller board? my main concern is noise level, these should be as quiet if not quieter than a reference 680 yes?
So all reference cards are with short PCB? only non reference have the 680 PCB. Do you know why Nvidia have gone down this root for the 670? cost cutting....
My bad it's the Windforce isn't it.
Updated the post with more Zotac pictures, including chip and front naked pcb photos. Would that one be the 4GB model then Gibbo? I can't really read the Chinese website at all and Google translate just messes it up so can't see if it says it has 4GB of memory.
Yes Zotac are all short PCB, bar 4GB version.
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