i'm planning to change to green camp and I'm planning to buy GTX260. So which one is better. Palit (OCed version) or Gainward Golden sample. Any other suggestion?

BTW, my budget is RM900. Thanks

bro u never update yourself with their prices? its only rm849 now

Galaxy Non-reference GTX260 VGA Card With 1792MB Memory



Source: expreview

Is a 32LG53FR (Full HD)

This LCD 32 inch TV has 4 speakers (output of 200 watts). It has 100 programs or channels with features like PIP (1 Tuner), auto-off, auto sound leveler and OSD. It has 30000:1 Dynamic contrast ratio, brightness of 500 cd/m2 and Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels and has aspect ratio of 16:9 Wide Screen format. It has S-video input, 2 component inputs, PC input and 3 HDMI Inputs (ver 1.3). It comes with 5 ms of response time and viewing angle of 178 degree.

Need some input please so i can enjoy the benefits of using 1080p via HDMI cable. 

Is it true that GTX275>GTX285?

Haha, you totally underestimated the GTX 260 Sonic. The performance is completely difference compare to the reference GTX 260. FYI the GTX260 Sonic's performance is almost identical to the stock GTX 280.

That's why I asked should I wait for the Gainward GTX285/275 or should I stick to my previous Idea which is buying either GTX260 sonic or HD4890.

lol

quoted from CPU3D "If you do feel cheated by Nvidia ... don't worry! CPU3D is here to help"

rm145 only 

maybe will buy a pci fan to blow the card.but think also wont help much.dunno wat's wrong

thanks for advise

already order this fan http://www.evercool.com.tw/install/instal_sbrv.htm

do u think blow wind to card is good or suck out is good?

6600GT still can playing what games?

GTX 275 details are finalized 

http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?option=c...=12776&Itemid=1

what?colourful 9800GT on par with 6600GT?

anyways 6 series are legends .my old 6600GT was able to play cod4 and several game titles on low to medium setting.then skipped 3 generations and on gtx260 currently  .imagine all the drolling i have during my 6600 days,whn u guys hav 7,8,9 series 

Single-PCB GeForce GTX 295 in the Works

Traditionally, NVIDIA designs dual-GPU accelerators with two PCBs holding a GPU system each. With the GeForce GTX 295 and its competitive pricing, NVIDIA found itself in a difficult position, as it faces direct competition from ATI with its now competitively priced Radeon HD 4870 X2. On the one hand, escalating manufacturing costs due to extreme competition with the sub-$300 graphics card market, is making it difficult for NVIDIA to keep up with GTX 295 stocks, on the other its repercussions that include bad press and losses due to not being able to keep up with demand, have pushed NVIDIA to rethink a way to make the GeForce GTX 295.

Enter innovation. The company is reportedly redesigning the GeForce GTX 295, this time on a single PCB design, which ATI has been using for its dual-GPU accelerators. Both GPU systems of the GTX 295 will be placed on a single PCB. This is expected to significantly bring down manufacturing costs, allowing the company to keep up with demands and competitive pricing. Expreview sourced the drawings of one of the prototypes, which shows a long single PCB card, with a central fan. You will also observe that there is a back-plate in place. It shows that a number of memory chips will be populated on the back, and both GPU systems on the front. It will be an engineering challenge, to populate five major heat-producing components (two G200b GPUs, two NVIO2 processors, and one BR-03 bridge chip), 28 GDDR3 memory chips, and the VRM area to power it all. The new redesigned card may surface internally in April, and may enter production by May.



Source: Expreview