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Make: EVGA
Model: Nvidia GTX 580 015-P3-1580-AR (Lifetime warranty)
Core Clock: 772 MHz GPU (OC's to 850 stable)
Memory: 1536 MB, 384 bit
Max TDP: 244w (minimum 450w or larger PSU)
Age: Bought 6/14/2011
Purchased price: $500 (MSRP now $430 new)
Selling price: $275 shipped to 48 contiguous US states (can negotiate U.S. territories)
Product page: http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=015-P3-1580-AR
At 1080p this GPU will tear through all current games at maxed details--I run Battlefield 3 under ultra, The Witcher 2 (everything except ubersampling), Skyrim, Crysis 2, Guild Wars 2, Dead Space 2, etc. Upgrading so this one has to go! Per Guru3D's review of the GTX 660 Ti (which is $300+ new), the GTX 580 is 5-10% more powerful.
On vacation currently but I will be home to physically ship you the card Tuesday morning (edit: and post pics--just read the sticky -- can post pics Monday night)
Model: Nvidia GTX 580 015-P3-1580-AR (Lifetime warranty)
Core Clock: 772 MHz GPU (OC's to 850 stable)
Memory: 1536 MB, 384 bit
Max TDP: 244w (minimum 450w or larger PSU)
Age: Bought 6/14/2011
Purchased price: $500 (MSRP now $430 new)
Selling price: $275 shipped to 48 contiguous US states (can negotiate U.S. territories)
Product page: http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=015-P3-1580-AR
At 1080p this GPU will tear through all current games at maxed details--I run Battlefield 3 under ultra, The Witcher 2 (everything except ubersampling), Skyrim, Crysis 2, Guild Wars 2, Dead Space 2, etc. Upgrading so this one has to go! Per Guru3D's review of the GTX 660 Ti (which is $300+ new), the GTX 580 is 5-10% more powerful.
On vacation currently but I will be home to physically ship you the card Tuesday morning (edit: and post pics--just read the sticky -- can post pics Monday night)
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