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10-11-10, 05:32 AM
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Rear Admiral
 Join Date: May 2006
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Nvidia 460GTX 1GB
simply put the best bang for the buck out there if you're looking for a Nvidia card. HunterICX
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10-11-10, 06:34 AM
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Silent Hunter
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I wouldn't buy two though. A single GTX 460 would be fine . . . .imo
Two would be wasting money . . . unless you've got money to waste literally and if you do you'd be better off with a GTX 480 anyway. A GTX 460 is selling for around 220 bucks just now I checked. Just make sure the Power Supply Unit is up to the task lest it damage your new GPU eventually due to insufficient power feed.
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