While most GeForce 8800 GTX cards are all based on the same product, with the exact same specs, EVGA has taken the 8800 GTX a step ahead. They cherry picked cards that can run high GPU and memory speeds and engineered a card that is running at higher clocks right out of the box. The GPU clock has been increased from 575 MHz to 626 MHz and memory is now running at 2000 MHz DDR instead of 1800 MHz. This will definitely give you a healthy performance boost, especially at higher resolutions.
We all know that NVIDIA’s GeForce 8800 GTX Series is the fastest card available that you can buy today. Based on these record breaking cards, EVGA has created a product that is even faster. In general we see about 10% performance increase, especially at high resolutions in demanding games. EVGA’s improved cooling solution is well engineered and works excellent at keeping your temperatures down. Even if something turns out to be wrong at a later date, EVGA’s 10 year warranty will not leave you in the dark. Editor’s Choice Award
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