Good info, thanks. It seems like it's close and would depend on your other components and whether you overclock or not.Originally posted by: Jinru
I have the hx520w as well, after some googling I found this thread.
http://www.evga.com/forums/tm....3&mpage=1&key=??
Originally posted by: jlin101
GTX 285 is expected to sell for $400 when it's released on 1/15. Considering that GTX285 is only about 10% faster than a STOCK GTX280, $200 for an overclocked GTX285 is a great deal. Supposedly the 55nm GTX's use cheaper 10-layer PCB vs 65nm's 14-layer one, if that means anything. The only real advantage of GTX285 is that it consumes less energy under load (181w vs 236w )--so you may save a little on the electric bill.
Originally posted by: Nimbo
In 4 one. Now I?m hopping someone find a good deal in a power supply that can handle this. I was ripped off with the Thermaltake 600W that is severly over rated because only have 29A on its +12V rails. I thought that "600W" on a good branded PSU means 600W. I think that?s not the case with Thermaltake.
Originally posted by: Extelleron
I don't think it is a price mistake.....many other GTX 280s have dropped in price as well plus they raised the price at one point and lowered it again.
Originally posted by: OCNewbie
back in stock at low price as of right this second
Originally posted by: jlin101
GTX 285 is expected to sell for $400 when it's released on 1/15. Considering that GTX285 is only about 10% faster than a STOCK GTX280, $200 for an overclocked GTX285 is a great deal. Supposedly the 55nm GTX's use cheaper 10-layer PCB vs 65nm's 14-layer one, if that means anything. The only real advantage of GTX285 is that it consumes less energy under load (181w vs 236w )--so you may save a little on the electric bill.
Originally posted by: OCNewbie
There is the EVGA GTX 280 SC (not SSC) for $191.49 AR too - EVGA GTX 280 SC
Originally posted by: TemjinGold
How's step up work? Is it MSRP to MSRP or price you paid to MSRP?
Originally posted by: Bee
Originally posted by: TemjinGold
How's step up work? Is it MSRP to MSRP or price you paid to MSRP?
it's price paid to MSRP.
Originally posted by: TemjinGold
How's step up work? Is it MSRP to MSRP or price you paid to MSRP?