**TODAY ONLY! 12/06/2014** Inno3D GeForce GTX 780 & CM Storm Devastator Gaming Bundle

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Inno3D GeForce GTX 780 iChill HerculeZ X3 Ultra 6144MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card (C78V-1SDN-N5HSX) @ £399.95 inc VAT

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The new GeForce GTX 780 is all about hyper-realistic gaming and next generation technology. The GeForce GTX 780 features the same record-breaking GK110 GPU used in GeForce GTX TITAN. The massively powerful NVIDIA Kepler ™ based GPU contains 50% more cores than its GTX 680 predecessor AND comes with 6GB of high-speed GDDR5 and NVIDIA GPU Boost 2.0 technology. GeForce GTX 780's 384-bit memory interface provides up to 288.4GB/sec of peak memory bandwidth to the GPU. All this combines to give you over a 40% gaming performance upgrade.

Features:-
- Gigantic 6GB GDDR5 memory for the best gaming experience & the best resolution
- NVIDIA GPU Boost 2.0 Technology for intelligent monitoring of clock speed, ensuring that the GPU runs at its peak and the game is at its highest frame rate possible. It offers new levels of customization, including GPU temperature target, overclocking, and unlocked voltage
- NVIDIA Adaptive Vertical Sync adjusts VSync to current frame rates for maximum playability
- Bring games to life with NVIDIA® Surround™ multi-monitor gaming on a single card
- PCI Express 3.0 Delivers double bandwidth per lane of PCIe Gen 2 for faster GPU - CPU communication

Specification:-
- GPU: GeForce GTX 780
- Core Base Clock: 1006 MHz
- Core Boost Clock: 1046 MHz
- Memory Clock: 6212 MHz
- Memory Size: 6144MB GDDR5
- Bus Type: PCI Express 3.0
- Memory Bus: 384-bit
- CUDA Cores: 2304
- Memory type: 64Mx32
- DirectX 11.1: Yes
- DVI Port: DVI-I /DVI-D
- DisplayPort: Yes
- HDCP: Yes
- HDMI: Yes
- Warranty: 3yr


Only £399.95 inc VAT.

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CM Storm Devastator Gaming Bundle - USB Keyboard & Mouse @ £26.99 inc VAT

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MB24 Ergonomic Keyboard
- Membrane design: More durable, longer lasting, and pleasing tactile feedback when compared to regular keyboards.
- Ergonomic ultra low profile design
- Anti-slide rubber pads on bottom side and ultra durable Laser etched and grip coated keycaps
- Easy-access multimedia shortcut keys: let you instantly adjust music and movies.
- Blue LED back light (Press "SCR LK" to turn backlight on)

MS2K Precision Mouse
- 3 DPI modes: Get ultimate precision. Change between 800/1600/2000 DPI modes on the fly.
- Ergonomic Body: An ultra flat mouse body feel comfortable even after hours of use.
- High precision mouse wheel reacts to your every click.
- Blue LED back light


Only £26.99 inc VAT.

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Aggghhhh that deal as come about 6 months to soon for me
Wanted to get a 780/780ti nearer xmas, but that deal seems really good..
Whats it like though?
 
I've had one for about 6 months now - seems very good, totally quiet and stable.

It is coping with 2560x1440 res in all games at 59/60FPS, however there are exceptions. It really struggles with Metro and other high-end pretty FPS/3D games (like 15FPS and lower). Stuff like Diablo 3, Company of Heroes 2, Dawn of War 2 and older games work well.

Given the choice currently (and seeing as how I cannot SLI them due to the size of the card vs. the motherboard PCI-E spacing), I'd opt for a more powerful single card; be it a Titan Black, 780 Ti or a dual-GPU card.
 
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shatpank81 said:
Aggghhhh that deal as come about 6 months to soon for me
Wanted to get a 780/780ti nearer xmas, but that deal seems really good..
Whats it like though?
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The iChill are pretty much some of the best out of the box performing NVIDIA cards, very cool and more or less silent as the cooler is simply too good for such a card, but that just means it runs cooler and quieter.

The 6GB will help with more demanding games resolution/texture wise, especially if at a later date you add a second for SLI. :)
 
Gibbo said:
The iChill are pretty much some of the best out of the box performing NVIDIA cards, very cool and more or less silent as the cooler is simply too good for such a card, but that just means it runs cooler and quieter.

The 6GB will help with more demanding games resolution/texture wise, especially if at a later date you add a second for SLI. :)
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Need one with a red shroud!!!
 
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Gibbo said:
The iChill are pretty much some of the best out of the box performing NVIDIA cards, very cool and more or less silent as the cooler is simply too good for such a card, but that just means it runs cooler and quieter.

The 6GB will help with more demanding games resolution/texture wise, especially if at a later date you add a second for SLI. :)
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Hmmmm do i/dont i?
What is the RMA like on these? Are inno easy to deal with like gigabyte/evga or is it like pulling teeth?
 
shatpank81 said:
But is it the usual 28day turn around, like i send it to you then you send it on to inno? Or do you test it, confirm its faulty then send out a replacement

Not fussed either way, just would like to know :)
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Am not sure on the details but we try to turn RMA's around in a few days wherever possible. It only takes longer when a product is no longer in production where we either refund you market value or exchange for the new equivalent product or wait for a repair.
 
Gibbo said:
Am not sure on the details but we try to turn RMA's around in a few days wherever possible. It only takes longer when a product is no longer in production where we either refund you market value or exchange for the new equivalent product or wait for a repair.
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Can't say fairer than that :)
Ok thats me heading home later and trying to sweet talk the wife
 
I had this card a few months back. It's a huge card. Make sure your case can fit it. Also it's the best cooler out of any card I've ever owned. Ran Heaven 4.0 and temps never went higher then 53c I kid you not. sometimes lower:eek: I was amazed how good the cooler worked. The card it's self is ok and oc'ed ok, but it's the cooler that wins it.
 
RetrogamerX said:
I had this card a few months back. It's a huge card. Make sure your case can fit it. Also it's the best cooler out of any card I've ever owned. Ran Heaven 4.0 and temps never went higher then 53c I kid you not. sometimes lower:eek: I was amazed how good the cooler worked. The card it's self is ok and oc'ed ok, but it's the cooler that wins it.
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I have the silverstone ft03..
Which is a matx case and got nothing in the other pci-e slots so it should be ok
Its perhaps overkill for what i use (only play at 1080p on a tv) but would rather have the card running at 30% and breezing it, rather than stick with my 760
 
shatpank81 said:
I have the silverstone ft03..
Which is a matx case and got nothing in the other pci-e slots so it should be ok
Its perhaps overkill for what i use (only play at 1080p on a tv) but would rather have the card running at 30% and breezing it, rather than stick with my 760
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lol I just sold my 2 780's for 2 Asus 760 Strikers.
 
shatpank81 said:
Any reason you did that?
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Don't need that much power. 2 reason why really.. 1) While I do game on my PC a lot still. the games I play don't need that much power. 2) The 2 780's that light up green geforce didn't fit in my theme build. While the Asus 760 Strikers do. These 2 cards are as fast or faster then a 780ti anyways. I'm happy with that:)
 
Any chance of a deal on case fans? I need 5 120s and 1 140. I've had these sat in my basket for a while hoping for a deal:

YOUR BASKET
1 x Three Fan Bundle - Corsair SP120 Quiet Edition Fan 3 pin £26.99
1 x Corsair SP120 Quiet Series High Pressure Low Noise - Dual Pack (CO-9050006-WW) £22.00
1 x Corsair AF140 Quiet Series Low Noise High Airflow - Single Pack (CO-9050009-WW) £14.99
Total : £63.97 (includes shipping : ).



Although I think these are 3 pin and I would prefer a deal on some decent 4 pin PWM ones.

Thanks in advance :p.
 
RetrogamerX said:
Don't need that much power. 2 reason why really.. 1) While I do game on my PC a lot still. the games I play don't need that much power. 2) The 2 780's that light up green geforce didn't fit in my theme build. While the Asus 760 Strikers do. These 2 cards are as fast or faster then a 780ti anyways. I'm happy with that:)
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So for me wanting to play games at ultra at 1080p on a TV, would you say the 780 is overkill or just right if i dont want the card running near capacity?
Or would a 770 surfice?
Id get the 770 inno equivilant if possible because i like the look of the cooler and its reviews on noise
 
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Gibbo said:
You mean change the silver/grey bits to red, so its red/black?

If so yes it would look good but then it would look just like nearly every other brand.
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That's what I was getting at yes. I love the cooling capability of this card, but the white wouldn't fit with my red and black build and I'm not sure the third party or ocuk would take kindly to a paint job.
 
shatpank81 said:
So for me wanting to play games at ultra at 1080p on a TV, would you say the 780 is overkill or just right if i dont want the card running near capacity?
Or would a 770 surfice?
Id get the 770 inno equivilant if possible because i like the look of the cooler and its reviews on noise
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1 780 would last you a while. If you go for 770 make sure it's a 4gb card. 2gb cards are under stain with new titles.
 
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