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This card's three-screen support offers an elegant solution to a limited faction of PC users, but it's too expensive for the average graphics board buyer.
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 Nvidia's latest GPU equals the performance of its high-end predecessor, the GTX 580, with a less rarified price. It's almost as quiet and power-efficient as a GTX 680, too. 23 users want this Read More » |
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 If you're the kind of enthusiast gamer who will spend $500 on a graphics card, this is the one to buy. 37 users want this Read More » |
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 For gamers on a really tight budget, this is not a bad deal. But to get the most out of modern games, you'll need a more powerful card. 1 users want this Read More » |
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 If you need a bottom-dollar graphics upgrade that will work in almost any modern PC, this is a good choice. You can get a lot more performance elsewhere for not much more money, though. 7 users want this Read More » |
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