gtx 295 scavenger hunt.

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#1 joshott
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heres something funny. try to find a gtx 295 in stock. ill start you off. newegg canada and usa - out. ncix - out, tigerdirect - out. good luck. since the release of the 480, everything is gone in terms of gtx 295. is this nvidia being sneaky, or just not time for 2 series production? maybe alittle of both. only one i can find was in a combo deal requiring you to pay for an extra 150$ item. yay.

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#2 CellAnimation
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In Australia there haven't been 295s in retail for months. I'm sure it's been the same world wide.
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#3 joshott
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i hate to sound like a hippy...but it may be a conspiracy, if not just a cheap trick(pun) by nvidia to make more on gtx 480 and implement tesselation and direct x 11 on their cards. last i checked gtx 295s were down to about 415$ here. in benchmarks, 480 doesnt out do a 295 by much. read between the lines, or in this case , the lack of stock.

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#4 FUBAR24
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ive noticed that on newegg it seems hard to find ANY of the GTX series, like all the BFG Tech GTX 200 series cards are out of stock
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#5 mitch2411
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I wonder if that GTX 295 at the CompuSoft near my house is still there. BTW it was only 299 dollars, wish i had the money :'(

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#6 eikast
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It's because the 200 series were Nvidia's old cards.

Just like it is hard to find 4000 series cards. (Specifically the 4890)