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New NVIDIA® GeForce® 8800GTX and 8800GTS GPU Graphics Cards from ECS

Published on 10th January 2007 by ECS

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Mother-Goose 10th January 2007, 13:47

So its just a stock 8800gtx/s?

Tim S 10th January 2007, 13:49

yeah... that's what ECS does at the moment..

DougEdey 10th January 2007, 14:36

Are these ECS branded I take it? And any price indications

Tim S 10th January 2007, 14:38

asking about price...

DougEdey 10th January 2007, 14:41

You're soooo good to us Tim

Mother-Goose 10th January 2007, 15:07

are ECS better than everyone else?

ỒĊBłůē 10th January 2007, 15:14

My experience of ECS motherboards hasn't been good.

DougEdey 10th January 2007, 15:25

ECS make a considerable number of motherboards, performance wise they aren't brilliant, but in % terms the have a lower failure rate then any other motherboard manufacturer IIRC

Tim S 10th January 2007, 16:21

£350+VAT for the 8800 GTX (£411 inc), no word on price for the GTS til tomorrow. Pic of the GTX:

http://staff.bit-tech.net/tim/ecs-8800gtx.jpg

DougEdey 10th January 2007, 16:27

Priced slap bang in the middle of other choices.

MSI, Foxconn and gigabyte have GTXs < £400

Tim S 10th January 2007, 16:32

and BFG, with a lifetime warranty: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-035-BG

DougEdey 10th January 2007, 16:46

And since ECS are normally known for budget and corporate useage I don't think it's the right price bracket for them. Shame, was expecting Palitt style prices.

hth0923 15th January 2007, 02:28

just wondering, when does DX10 available? will be available on XP or only Vista?