Would I be better off getting a 5570 or 5670?
Would I be better off getting a 5570 or 5670?
Is that sale online somewhere? Others could benefit from it.
Not a good idea. It's 65nm and runs hot as hell so it's not a true 9800GTX+. I know because I bought one and then returned it because it wasn't 55nm. It idled at not less than 55C and I have an antec 300 with a Panaflo 120 U1A exhaust.Yes, it's on NCIX.ca site: http://ncix.ca/products/index.php?sk...c&promoid=1282
The only thing I'm thinking is that it's the brand. Never used any Zotac product. I'm looking for a filler card maybe around the $50 range lol
its a gts250 so how could it not be 55nm. a gts250 1gb was revised 9800gtx+ which was already 55nm. 65nm g92 production had stopped long before the gts250 was even introduced. that clearly looks like the reference gts250 1gb low power pcb which would likely not be possible to use with the old 65nm gpu anyway. in fact that is their "eco" model and it has only one 6 pin connector which would make even less sense for it to be using an old 65nm pre 9800gtx+ g92 core.Not a good idea. It's 65nm and runs hot as hell so it's not a true 9800GTX+. I know because I bought one and then returned it because it wasn't 55nm. It idled at not less than 55C and I have an antec 300 with a Panaflo 120 U1A exhaust.
Maybe it was something else I tried out as the one I had had an 8 pin power connector. I didn't look at the link the OP provided.its a gts250 so how could it not be 55nm. a gts250 1gb was revised 9800gtx+ which was already 55nm. 65nm g92 production had stopped long before the gts250 was even introduced. that clearly looks like the reference gts250 1gb low power pcb which would likely not be possible to use with the old 65nm gpu anyway. in fact that is their "eco" model and it has only one 6 pin connector which would make even less sense for it to be using an old 65nm pre 9800gtx+ g92 core.