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Palit GeForce GTX 275

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HourBeforeDawn 17th April 2009, 19:54 Quote
it looks to much like an ATI card with the RED PCB, that needs to change lol
Mr Mario 17th April 2009, 20:39 Quote
Am I right in thinking the 185 software should be used with the Palit card.

Edit: right am just loading on the 185 software now :D
Turbotab 17th April 2009, 22:23 Quote
The new Forceware drivers seem to give a real boost in performance, I hope they release the updated W7 version soon:) I'm happy with my 260 "216" that I picked up for £155, overclocked it zooms along nicely. The pennies I saved buying it over a GTX 275, will be utilised in my own mini-stimulus package, when the the DirectX11 card receive their first price cut, hopefully this time next year!
Now, lets just hope that these new 40nm parts, will provide a big boost in performance.
Mr Mario 17th April 2009, 22:37 Quote
Was wondering is anyone else getting Run Dll error, when the driver is installed? I was trying to load on the newest one. Am ganna put the cd drivers on for now, and try the beta ones again tomorrow.
B1GBUD 18th April 2009, 08:18 Quote
Think it's time to ditch my 8800gtx sli and get me one of these! any signs of a waterblock for it yet?
sc.uk^cRoSsFir3 12th June 2009, 15:03 Quote
Got this card along with the Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R and quad q6700 to upgrade my 3 year old rig

I've gone from around 5000 to 14000 + marks on 3d mark. It might not be amazing compared to some people but it has made a HUGE difference to my gaming experience.

Many thanks to Bit-Tech for their reviews, really helped me :)
sc.uk^cRoSsFir3 12th June 2009, 15:07 Quote
*GA-EP45-UD3R even

Gigabyte really know how best to confuse people with their product names! :D
perplekks45 13th June 2009, 01:28 Quote
Double-post... again. :(
Please use the edit button.

Oh, and after bitching: What were your old specs? :p
_Metal_Guitar_ 16th June 2009, 23:55 Quote
OK, just to clarify, if you were using rivertuner can you use the fan control to manually speed the fans on this card? Would that be a viable method of avoiding driver crashes?

Really intrested in buying a GTX275 for my new rig, and this particular one is the cheapest on Ebuyer, but I'd rather pay more than have a card that is continuously crashing due to overheating, but if I can avoid the crashes with rivertuner then that is perfect.

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Good review by the way!
gavomatic57 19th September 2009, 23:05 Quote
I have one of these now - bought it from a Novatech store for £157 with Batman Arkham Asylum and Terminator Salvation free with it, lots of power, but I'm getting nowhere near those scores with it - think my 275 is being held back by my stock Q6600. Unfortunately my motherboard (a striker extreme 680i) doesn't like overclocking it so a new CPU and motherboard are required.

One thing I don't like is the lack of backplate on this card compared to my old 260, so you have exposed solder and a bright red PCB, but it's not as if it is on show..
perplekks45 20th September 2009, 08:44 Quote
A Striker Extreme that doesn't like overclocking? :|
gavomatic57 20th September 2009, 14:48 Quote
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Originally Posted by perplekks45
A Striker Extreme that doesn't like overclocking? :|

Dual-cores yes, quad cores no! 680i's are notorious for being unstable with quads.
perplekks45 20th September 2009, 15:16 Quote
Hm, didn't know that. Another day, another bit of information for me to learn I guess.
gavomatic57 22nd September 2009, 17:42 Quote
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Originally Posted by Bindibadgi
It's not worth the upgrade from a 260 imo.

Having just upgraded from a 192 core GTX 260, I would have to disagree. The games that I have that aren't CPU limited - FSX, Crysis Warhead etc - are far more playable at maximum settings now.

Cex are currently buying GTX 260's for £90, Novatech are selling the 275 for £157 with Batman and Terminator Salvation. If you were going to buy Batman anyway, the card is only costing £37!
Bindibadgi 22nd September 2009, 17:58 Quote
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Originally Posted by gavomatic57
Having just upgraded from a 192 core GTX 260, I would have to disagree. The games that I have that aren't CPU limited - FSX, Crysis Warhead etc - are far more playable at maximum settings now.

Cex are currently buying GTX 260's for £90, Novatech are selling the 275 for £157 with Batman and Terminator Salvation. If you were going to buy Batman anyway, the card is only costing £37!

You're talking about a comment from April! And I was referring to the GTX 260-216s. :p
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