It's because eVGA puts the same heatsink on all the cards, which means you get a heatsink that was meant for the Ultra on a card less than Ultra, so it's almost like getting a free aftermarket heatsink and the overclockability is supposed to be to Ultra speeds if not a little more, but every card varies so you can't guarantee Ultra speeds, but still better than stock no doubt....however I'm going to wait for the 6600GT's to be released at the end of this month or beginning of December...should be $199 and will have the new GDDR3 memory and from some of the reviews about the PCI-E version it's quite the competitor.
Yeah but it's $430 if you want doom3 (eVGA Brand) and $415 if you don't, that's still a ways off from $199 which I doubt the 6800GT's even with a price drop are going to go that far, they will keep prices up more than likely past christmas for better sales, knowing people will want that 6600 series and knowing that people will still pay the higher GT prices because a lower model card was introduced
