Video Cards Comparison

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#1 Kelllvin
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I am stuck between getting a XFX Geforce 8800GTS 320MB or a GIGABYTE Geforce 8800GTS 320MB!!!

Is there any differences between does two brands??????

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#2 Deamon321
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I am stuck between getting a XFX Geforce 8800GTS 320MB or a GIGABYTE Geforce 8800GTS 320MB!!!

Is there any differences between does two brands??????

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Kelllvin

DEFINENTLY get teh xfx one, it knocks the hell outa the other brands. in soem games it beats the 8800gts 640mb.
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#3 BeavermanA
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If you aren't overclocking they're probably very close, so would get the cheaper one if theres a price difference. If you do plan to overclock or they are the same price get the XFX edition.
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#4 SSJBen
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Theres an XFX 8800GTS 320mb XXX version which costs a little bit more($10-20), so get that instead if you can. It comes factory OCed, and well... you can OC it even further. Not a bad deal actually.
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#5 Whiteknight19
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yer get the XFX cos the XFX is the 1 company that rather overclocks the cards for better performance
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#6 adam0926
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get the XFX one its got higher clock speeds and is better than the 8800gts 640mb in low resolutions