eVGA e-GeForce 8800 GT Superclocked Edition 512MB DDR3 PCI-Express Graphics Card Lifetime Warranty

List Price: $319.99 Discount Price: $229.00

Features:

• PCI Express x-16
• 256-bit GeForce 8800 GT Superclocked with 650MHz clock
• 512MB 256-bit 1 ns GDDR3 memory
• 950 MHz clock, 1.9GHz effective memory rate
• Includes Free Enemy Territory Quake Wars game

Customer Reviews:

As Advertised [Posted on 2008-02-13]
I had absolutely no problems with purchasing, shipping, or with the product itself. It was exactly as advertised.

Great for the price [Posted on 2008-02-22]
This has been a great video card. It is much faster than my 8800GTS 320MB and much cheaper.

Purrs Like a Kitten [Posted on 2008-04-01]
This is my first PC build and had heard great things about this card. Specifically, I wanted something to run Crysis. Well, this card enables me to run Crysis on all "High" settings (along with a quad core Q6600, Gigabyte ep35c mobo, 4gb of RAM, 650 watt PSU, Windows XP, WD 500gb, Pioneer DVD drive). The only gripe I have is overscanning and no audio when going from DVI to HDMI. It's fine going from DVI to VGA, but the picture quality is totally awesome using HDMI. This is a known issue with nVidia, and I've seen some forums that discuss a workaround, but it's way too technical for me. If anyone has any ideas how to get rid of overscan and enable audio using HDMI let me know. Otherwise, the card itself is incredible.

Hardware upgrade, Vista only [Posted on 2008-05-06]
I got this, not realizing i needed vista. Umm, get vista first if you want the full experience, not just 10%. This thing has got the most bang for your buck. very quiet, and very fast. love my graphics now, no laggyness. I recomend this for the budget gamer. You could spend more, if you have the money, but look at the specs and compare them, this is slightly better in some of the more key aspects, and with 512mb, it is a good deal i think.

Excellent GPU for 300$ [Posted on 2008-05-14]
CRYSIS at Very High settings at 30 fps!!! ..... ok in WinXP with the DX10 crack, cause in Vista blows at 22 fps.

Tends to be 63 to 65 celsius on idle on the core and goes as high as 81-82 on Crysis at very high at 1280x768 letting the driver manage the fan cooler, but configuring it at 60% lowers the temp to 76-78, you would have to choose between streching the life of the board pumping up the fan above 70% or preserving the life of the fan letting the driver manage the rpms of the fan.

Hope this info helps.

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