Yeah, the prices here are

you are so right, just becoz the 700 series is new, these local vendors are overpricing them so much. If you ever need to send back to US, it wont even cost you that much in total compared to buying it locally.

Gigabyte GTX770 4gb = RM 1525 .... tell me where you going to find, even top up RM 500 also you cant get.
Cycom selling Gigabyte GTX770 2gb at 2k~ LOL

Even if you product got problems and needs to send back to US, you think shipping so expensive??

Check out newegg's warranty policy, seems pretty good to me

Sadly no My Frio and RAM haven't arrive from states. Will benchmark after that.

Just a note though, GPUs should definitely be bought in the states. Things like processor, SSD and HDD you should buy here because they're cheaper. Have to gauge whether the time spent waiting is worth saving like RM5 or 10 on other things.

P.S: This website compiles the lowest prices for recommended hardware. So in this case, you want to cross reference as to whether you can get it in the US for cheaper than here. That's how I referenced my price for my GPU and found the discrepancy.

Back to cable management. This casing giving me a headache.

This post has been edited by ZeratoS: Jul 22 2013, 09:08 PM

+1

Perfect guide

dayumm!! think i must buy from newegg next time i want a monster

Just curious...can use credit card to purchase? Coz when i browse at their facebook...it does not state any method of payment at all...

PayPal or Bank Transfer.


Can't wait to benchmark this monster. Hngg.

7 series same like 6 series lasttime duh... extra income

so there are tax for gpu here?

why the sudden bump up price?

been long gone.....lol

SRP for Zotac GTX 770 4GB is RM 1549 in Malaysia with 2 years local warranty, 3 years extended warranty, and 3 free Splinter Cell Games. It's sold at Cycom.

nice price n offer

haha i bought an evga for RM1900 and i still dont feel a pinch at all but 2k n above then super cut throat in malaysia s usual not just GC but everything lorh barang naik dang

Hey guys.

Does anyone know if Asus, EVGA, Giga or MSI provide international warranty for their Nvidia cards?
I'm thinking of buying a GTX680 from Australia (I'm currently in Australia). Will I be able to claim warranty in Malaysia if anything were to happen to the card?

Thanks!

The 5 year warranty and the games are really a bonus. However, IIRC, the warranty is not transferrable......

nice deal there by a local seller, i do hope you bring in other brands too with these interesting prices, im sure it'll boost your sales~

PS: as consumers, prices really do matter ~

This post has been edited by GigaNano: Jul 23 2013, 08:57 AM

Wow, this is definitely a good offer!!

try this beast and please share a benchmark and fps in gaming make we forumer

http://www.tweaktown.com/news/31626/gigaby...-gpu/index.html

GIGABYTE announced its premium GeForce GTX 760 4GB WindForce OC edition graphics card. Sporting the model number GV-N760OC-4GD, the card features 4GB of memory, a factory overclocked core speed of 1085MHz, GPU Boost of 1150MHz, and memory timing of 6GHz.
Read more at http://www.tweaktown.com/news/31626/gigaby...7itfgLapRiUD.99

check it here: http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-pa...spx?pid=4670#ov

4gb ram will give better performance for 1080p?

No, you will likely run out of GPU processing power before hitting the VRAM wall. I did posted on this awhile back.