MSI GeForce N260GTX Lightning 1792 MB




Guru3d review


look at the clocks and mem size

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: May 17 2009, 02:32 AM

try downclocking the card and try running some game.

nice cooler design and the speed...

the black edition is only good for overclockers,normal users can just go for the normal lightning

how bout the temp?
if non-aircond how??
u buy la zeneticx and do benchies!!

lol review at guru3d nia,i no read through the whole thing only the conclusion

they say the airforce thingy is kinda unnecessary and it contributes to the high price.

the cooler is vry noisy at full speed and it doesn;t perform realy well giving its a dual fan cooler,similar to palit's sonic case

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: May 17 2009, 02:57 AM

i want Malaysian review one...
using same temp...hehe

It looks like things got stable after i downclock a lil bit lol....testing on 3games and none show the error yet...tomorrow i'll test for a longer time.
Besides that, I also disable the multi gpu option.
Thanx dude

i think u can RMA the card as it doesnt run well on the card stock speed.

you mean I bring back to the shop I bought this card or to XFX distributor to RMA it?
my card is just less than a week bought. so its still in warranty duh or I direct go to XFX distributor ?

i think its better u ask the shop where u bought it and ask them to test it and see whether it got the same problem as u have.

my card cant even be oc...
will show 1 color screen during furmark or other games....
dunno why.

maybe your driver problem kot...

Either bad psu or gc..

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Added on May 17, 2009, 8:41 pmZotac China Non-Ref GTX260 Souped-up Edition Available



Zotac China is one of the manufacturers to design non-reference GTX 260, and the company has recently updated GTX260-896D3 for even better performance. The power supply design has been optimized with pricing unchanged as RMB1299. Backed by 3-year warranty, the card will be shipped soon.

Zotac GTX260-896D3 features Accelero Xtreme GTX cooler with five copper heatpipes and three 90mm fans which are capable of cooling down GPU, NVIO, RAM and power supply module effectively.

Zotac’s custom 10-layer PCB comes with room for 16 RAM each side.

GTX260-896D3 sports 6+3 phase power supply design. The DPAK has been upgraded to LFPAK which is smaller and much more efficient.

The 6+3 phase design improves power supply efficiency to 80%. Besides high-quality MOSFET and lots of solid capacitance, the card is also equipped with a group of MLCC capacitances to reduce heat loss and bring down the temperature.

Zotac GTX260-896D3 features 14 Samsung 1.0 GDDR3 memory to form 896MB/448bit, and is coming with core/memory clock of 576/2000MHz. With the help of AC cooler, it should bring impressive overclocking ability.

Note: Good luck in RMAing Zotac... this one is shitty

This post has been edited by owikh84: May 17 2009, 08:41 PM

my zotac no problem so far eh,the rma tht sucks?but its warranty period is 1 of the longest among manufacturers

huh my psu is bad?? then wat should I use ar..

why zotac no gud??

First time i heard abt Zotac's RMA being difficult, pretty interesting. I also didnt realize the Zotac was a China company, pretty interesting.

Aren't the stock cooler is ideal where it blow the hot air out of the casing rather let the custom cooler just circulate the air within the casing?

thats why a good cooler alone is not enough.

a good casing airflow is important too.

many of those famous gc companies are frm china,hong kong taiwan.leadtek,xfx as examples