So EVGA just released their new GTX 275 CO-OP card, that integrates a GTX 275 with a GTS 250. Now, I don't know if running both of these will result in the 275 having a lower output (much like it did when running any GT200 and a G92 card), but if it doesn't, you can almost expect this bad boy to put out 12k ppd from both GPUs for $350 bucks. That's 12k ppd from a single card solution that doesn't cost $500 like the 295. We may have a new winner on our hands folks.
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New PPD/Cost leader?
- Thread starter crazjayz
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For a high end card it is quite nice for the ppd/cost.
If however you have the extra PCIe slots, GTX260 ala 216 is still way better for the cost. You could almost stack 3 of them for the cost of one of those 275 co-op.
However, only one PCIe and on a semi budget, your right.
If however you have the extra PCIe slots, GTX260 ala 216 is still way better for the cost. You could almost stack 3 of them for the cost of one of those 275 co-op.
However, only one PCIe and on a semi budget, your right.