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    @nd Asus Card Died Today.

    Ok the other GTX 460 died today.

    I'm returning it to Newegg and the question of the day is;

    I have a $270.00 credit to get a higher end card or just let them replace these two cards? I'm looking for the most credits. Can I purchase one Fermi card that will match 2 GTX 460's for around $270.00? How much higher would I have to go to get one card that does what 2 cards can do?

    One card will mean freeing up a pci-e slot for the future. But I don't wish to sacrifice credits today.

    I'm going to put in an ATI card in this box. What could the problem be? I'm plugged into a power strip with a breaker so I don't think it's that. I'm fairly confidant that it's not a mb issue or a ps problem as everything else did not burn out. The cards that died were in different slots in the mb. I'm going to wait for a few suggestions from you guys before I call newEgg. Thanks for the help.



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    Re: @nd Asus Card Died Today.



    Bad luck? Was the other 460 that died also an Asus?


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    Re: @nd Asus Card Died Today.

    Quote Originally Posted by John P. Myers View Post


    Bad luck? Was the other 460 that died also an Asus?
    Yea both Asus ENGTX 460. The serial numbers are off my 4 digits. I thought that was a good thing.



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    Re: @nd Asus Card Died Today.

    Yea both Asus ENGTX 460. The serial numbers are off my 4 digits. I thought that was a good thing.
    Sounds like a bad batch of cards to me.

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    Re: @nd Asus Card Died Today.

    Seems my options are;

    two GTX 460's $270 to $300
    one GTX 480 $300
    one GTX 570 $300

    Most credits?



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    Re: @nd Asus Card Died Today.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike029 View Post
    Seems my options are;

    two GTX 460's $270 to $300
    one GTX 480 $300
    one GTX 570 $300

    Most credits?
    Probably do noticably better with 2 460's.


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    Re: @nd Asus Card Died Today.

    How much were you getting a day with those 2 GTX 460's Mike?

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    Re: @nd Asus Card Died Today.

    Quote Originally Posted by joker View Post
    How much were you getting a day with those 2 GTX 460's Mike?
    Over 600k a day



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    Re: @nd Asus Card Died Today.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike029 View Post
    Seems my options are;

    two GTX 460's $270 to $300
    one GTX 480 $300
    one GTX 570 $300

    Most credits?
    the 570 will out produce the 480, not by a lot but it will also use 10% less power to do it. the 570 is in the 600k range.
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    Re: @nd Asus Card Died Today.

    Well, my GTX 465 flashed to a "470" has a 604,919 RAC (a major OC of coarse) so I am guessing you would do well a single card for now. If I am reading this chart correctly https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?...CIyG89sF#gid=0 you would get slightly better credits (and less power usage and heat) out of a GTX 570 over a GTX 480 or dual 460s. Hope that is helpful.

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