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oh, you're right. I'm wrong.
8800GTS 640 vs 8800GTS 512
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure thats true as well
In EVGA numbers, the last two digits refer to the region (e.g. A for US, E for EU) and then 'R' for standalone card or a number based upon the packaged software.
E.g for the 512 GTS I believe AR or ER is the plain card, A1 is with Quake wars and A3, with crysis.
The SSC GTS 640 was, I'm pretty sure, a G80 with more stream processors than normal, but still inferior to the GT or of course the GTS 512.
Disclaimer: Do not buy EVGA if you are european!
In EVGA numbers, the last two digits refer to the region (e.g. A for US, E for EU) and then 'R' for standalone card or a number based upon the packaged software.
E.g for the 512 GTS I believe AR or ER is the plain card, A1 is with Quake wars and A3, with crysis.
The SSC GTS 640 was, I'm pretty sure, a G80 with more stream processors than normal, but still inferior to the GT or of course the GTS 512.
Disclaimer: Do not buy EVGA if you are european!
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Ya, i did not argue with what gurusan said, thought i had learned something new, lol. But ya, 8800 gts 640 gets clobbered by the 8800 gt 512 and the 8800 gts g92... I was just looking at 3dmark06 scores and realized that.
Ya, i did not argue with what gurusan said, thought i had learned something new, lol. But ya, 8800 gts 640 gets clobbered by the 8800 gt 512 and the 8800 gts g92... I was just looking at 3dmark06 scores and realized that.
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