8800GTS G92 512MB For Sale ......

[honestjohn]

Two cards are up at Ewiz.com now and prices are pretty much in line with what we all assumed they'd be. $355 for the Asus and $380 for th EVGA card ....

http://www.ewiz.com/query.php?categry=0&s=8800gts+512mb&search=y

 

[RegisteredToPost]

So its a $100 price gain for 4-5 fps over the 8800gt?

 

[honestjohn]

So its a $100 price gain for 4-5 fps over the 8800gt?

Yes, that would be correct. However if you paid over $300 for your GT, it would be $55 for more for the Asus 8800GTS or $11.00 per Performance Frame.

Although, this review which was previously posted, is bit more 8800GTS "friendly". It compares the 8800GT to the 8800GTS ....

http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/1244/14/page_14_benchmarks_lost_planet_dx10_vista/index.html

 

[Khanmots]

So its a $100 price gain for 4-5 fps over the 8800gt?

Heh, yeah... guess I'll wait until Feb and hope my step-up hasn't expired by then. In the meantime though... S1 here I come!

 

[Kinesis]

When someone does a step-up with EVGA do they take whatever you paid(even if it was overpriced) into account towards the price difference between whatever new card you're stepping up to>>
for example I buy a 8800gts g92 for 400$ and their new card released in february costs(EVGA's web site price) 500$
is the difference owed 100$?

 

[Gaiden133]

Yes.

 

[honestjohn]

When someone does a step-up with EVGA do they take whatever you paid(even if it was overpriced) into account towards the price difference between whatever new card you're stepping up to>>
for example I buy a 8800gts g92 for 400$ and their new card released in february costs(EVGA's web site price) 500$
is the difference owed 100$?

Yes, as long as it's within 90 days, you have the sales invoice/email, the original packaging, it was from an authorized distributer, and the card is undamaged.

 

[mis3]

Let's say the invoice consists of many items: motherboard, PSU, hard disk, etc and with only one total amount in the bottom, how do we determine the cost of the video card?

 

[honestjohn]

Let's say the invoice consists of many items: motherboard, PSU, hard disk, etc and with only one total amount in the bottom, how do we determine the cost of the video card?

Guess you'll have to work out that one with EVGA or request an itemized invoice from whoever you bought it from.

 

[Dethman]

invoices are itemized

 

[Zinn]

invoices are itemized. EVGA asks that you circle the video card order in MS paint when you email the invoice to them.