EVGA 8800GTS 320 $115 @ New Egg ; MSI $129 w/game

[FunkZ]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127328

Yes it's the older G80 based 320 card but that's still a great price, no rebate hassle and a free game to boot.

[silenze]

That's cheap enough that I almost considered buying one, and I don't even have a machine to put it in!

[FunkZ]

Crap, now they're throwing a $20 rebate on top of it... so only $119 when all said and done. Subtract the cost of the game and you've got an 8800GTS for $69.

I don't have a need for it either but at that price I'm tempted to buy it too! If for nothing else than to keep the game and resell the card, can probably even turn a slight profit.

[Talented Mr. Ripley]

To go SLI or not to go SLI that is the question .....
What do you guys think?
I still have tax money. =D
Think a eVGA & MSI would play well together?
Also bolth cards would run @ the 320 right? (My evga is the crappy 640)

[FunkZ]

Now EVGA has their 8800GTS 320 at $115 after rebate.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130082

I dunno how that would work mixing the memory amounts. I guess I would set the 640 as the primary and put the 320 in as the secondary card.

[Talented Mr. Ripley]

OOOOoooo ... Now that might be a good one to snatch up.
I can always just OC it. =)

[Avalanche]

I believe when running SLI it will run at the smaller speeds of the two cards.

OOOOoooo ... Now that might be a good one to snatch up.
I can always just OC it. =)

Even though the 320 is at a great price I would still run the same card you already own in SLI.

8800GTS640 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130317) $199 after rebate plus $7.26 3 day shipping.

[Talented Mr. Ripley]

Hum ... I think I know what to spend my economy growth check on now. lol