9800GTX+ with a RED PCB !!!!

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wolf2009

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Although I'm not sure if this is a Sonic HD4850 , or a 9800GTX+ . But take a look at these 2 pics of "Supposedly" 9800GTX+ and HD 4850 Sonic . Look for the difference in placement of capacitors on the lower end .

"Supposedly" 9800GTX+

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and HD4850 Sonic

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If this is a 9800GTX+, then I'm surely buying this, cause of the custom cooler and maybe the length will be shorter too .

Also released is gtx280 with a waterblock

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BURN IT WITH FIRE! black is the coolest color in the PCB spectrum (that and that weird color of purple some GF3s were), red is just a downgrade (sorry ATi peps its true).

IT is a shorter PCB, but I doubt if any of what has been done to that card is going to help it. The length of the 9800GTX+ contributes to its overclocking ability (more power stages), i dunno, I can't really see under the heatsink on that card.
 
Purple PCB FTW! I just cracked open my dad's desktop the other day and found a purple MSI GF4 in there that I gave him when I upgraded to 9800 Pro.
 
The white PCB that Sapphire used for a few motherboards was the best.

White power.
 
Soyo used to use a silver PCB for their Dragon Platinum series motherboards, now that's something I'd like to see on a video card. :D
 
This thread is worthless without pics :D
Also, I would never buy that card. Have you seen the pedo frog on it?
 
I have a AIW X800XT with a purple PCB and I love the different color of it. Wish they made more blue PCBs tho for GPUs. As for the cards in the pics, they could be different cards or different rev's of the same card.
 
Simpson5774 said:
BURN IT WITH FIRE! black is the coolest color in the PCB spectrum (that and that weird color of purple some GF3s were), red is just a downgrade (sorry ATi peps its true).

IT is a shorter PCB, but I doubt if any of what has been done to that card is going to help it. The length of the 9800GTX+ contributes to its overclocking ability (more power stages), i dunno, I can't really see under the heatsink on that card.
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It was the geforce 4's.
My Ti4400 was like that ;)
 
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