“The GeForce GTX 260+ Overclocked Edition adds a nice entry to Galaxy’s modest product lineup, but does it add value to an already crowded performance video card market? We’re going to find out, with some of today’s biggest games!”Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
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- AMD HD4550 versus GeForce 9400GT @ Bjorn3D
- Sapphire Radeon HD4850 X2 2048MB Graphics Card Review @ Bigbruin
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- The ATI Radeon 4670 Roundup: MSI vs. Palit @ Hardware Zone
- Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 Dual-GPU Graphics @ Benchmark Reviews
- Palit Radeon 4870 Sonic Dual Edition CrossfireX @ TechwareLabs
- HIS Radeon 4670, 4830 & 4850 Mid Range Round-Up @ OC3D
Having them do the work does come at a premium
Galaxy really figured out how to push the GTX260, their overclocked version sees an increase from 576MHz to 656MHz in the GPU, the stream processors are bumped from 1.242GHz to 1.405GHzand the memory picks up over 10%, hitting 2.26GHz. Read on to see if [H]ard|OCP recommends buying the OC version, or the basic model and doing the overclocking yourself.
