NVIDIA bundled a lot of performance, plus the updated G7x features into this very important new product. Companies such as eVGA are now offering several versions of this product at different clockspeeds, with the highest performing part the CO Superclocked version running at 600 MHz core and 780 MHz DDR (1560 MHz effective) memory. This is a fine performing part, but one of the big downsides is the pretty loud fan. While sitting next to it in a closed case, the fan is noticeable, but not particularly annoying in 2D applications. When running 3D applications, the fan does spin up and has caused some people to be very unhappy with it..



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