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#4436339 Posted on: 10/22/2012 06:11 PM
Nice review as always, i'm wondering if 2 of these would be cheaper and faster than a top end 680.
oh btw this is the card you sat on and broke HH ?
jk
Shhhhhhh !
Nice review as always, i'm wondering if 2 of these would be cheaper and faster than a top end 680.
oh btw this is the card you sat on and broke HH ?

Shhhhhhh !

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#4436346 Posted on: 10/22/2012 06:15 PM
Hey Hilbert does this thing have 7.1 output via HDMI or is that only limited to the higher end cards? I've been considering building a HTPC/Living room gaming box thing, so I'm looking for something on the cheaper side but 7.1 is a must.
Hey Hilbert does this thing have 7.1 output via HDMI or is that only limited to the higher end cards? I've been considering building a HTPC/Living room gaming box thing, so I'm looking for something on the cheaper side but 7.1 is a must.
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#4436414 Posted on: 10/22/2012 07:58 PM
175€? Where?
175€? Where?
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#4436429 Posted on: 10/22/2012 08:28 PM
Hey Hilbert, bottom of page 2 it says "ASUS definitely is using their own customized PCB alright."
MSI /=/ ASUS
Hey Hilbert, bottom of page 2 it says "ASUS definitely is using their own customized PCB alright."
MSI /=/ ASUS
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Nice review as always, i'm wondering if 2 of these would be cheaper and faster than a top end 680.
oh btw this is the card you sat on and broke HH ?