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some time!!!.............went to nehru place yesterday and they are still selling 8800 at insane prices!!!

you will have to place order for one of these.........after its launched!(most probably it'll be launched world wide on 8th Jan!!)

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U mean 20k-30k abroad?

 

cos the 260 sells for 25k in india =\

huh............. :P

did not know thatthe price was soooooo high!!!

I did a search and yes in india the prices are really high

260 21K

280 34K

4870X2 27K

4870 17K

4850 12K

AMD all the way :(:D !!!

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how much would a 280 be available in india for?

 

also the evga superclocked version of 260 seems nice

Dont even bother checking the prices are insane in india for EVGA and nvidia products....Since you have access to getting stuff from US get it from there...

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Dont even bother checking the prices are insane in india for EVGA and nvidia products....Since you have access to getting stuff from US get it from there...

EVGA is much better!....... EVGA has better prices then XFX.

Here EVGA GT280 34K and XFX GT280 54K

EVGA GT260 21K and XFX GT260 34K

yeah for now its bettter to go for AMD !!!

damn........what si nVidia thinking. :P

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EVGA is much better!....... EVGA has better prices then XFX.

Here EVGA GT280 34K and XFX GT280 54K

EVGA GT260 21K and XFX GT260 34K

yeah for now its bettter to go for AMD !!!

damn........what si nVidia thinking. :P

its more about the manufacturer and distributors...

 

they think nvidia will sell better then AMD hence price them higher cos i dont understand if the price in US is the same how can import duties differ for Sapphire and EVGA or XFX and Palit...They just wanna make a quick buck...

 

Many thanks to the 48 series they will get a reality check sooner or later...

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  • 3 weeks later...

While we've been holding our breath for a die-shrunk GT200, in the first announcement of something really new since the introduction of GT200, NVIDIA is promising a single card multi-GPU solution based on a GPU that falls between a GTX 260 core 216 and a GTX 280 in terms of performance. The fact that the first thing we hear after GT200 is another ultra high end launch is interesting. If the end result is pushing the GeForce GTX 260 under $200, and the GTX 280 under $300, then we can definitely get behind that: it would be sort of a midrange re-introduction by pushing current GT200 parts down in price. While we'd love to see parts from NVIDIA designed for budget minded consumers based on their new technology, the current direction does appear to be a viable alternative.

 

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To be fair, we don't know yet what is going to happen to GTX 260 and GTX 280 pricing. It is possible today, through combinations of instant and mail-in rebates, to find the GTX 260 for $200 and the GTX 280 for $300, but these are the exception rather than the rule. If pre-rebate pricing could fall to these levels and below, much of NVIDIA's lack in providing affordable pricing for their excellent technology will be fixed. Of course, this seems like a tough pill to swallow for NVIDIA, as the GT200 die is huge. Pricing these parts so low has to be really eating into their margins.

 

 

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And yes, this is a complete divergence from a hard launch. This announcement is antecedent to retail availability by exactly 3 weeks. Hardware will not be available until January 8th. While we are happy to talk about product whenever we are allowed, it is still our opinion that hard launches are better for everyone. Talking about something before it launches can (and has in the past with both ATI and NVIDIA) lead to changes before launch that reduce performance or completely eliminate products. Especially around holidays. This is the most tempting and worst time to announce a product without availability.

 

But be that as it may, we have the information and there's no reason to deny it to our avid readers just because we wish NVIDIA were acting more responsibly.

 

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Read more here -- http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=3481&p=1

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The fact that the first thing we hear after GT200 is another ultra high end launch is interesting. If the end result is pushing the GeForce GTX 260 under $200, and the GTX 280 under $300, then we can definitely get behind that: it would be sort of a midrange re-introduction by pushing current GT200 parts down in price.

 

Cmon do it already. :jumpy:

 

BTW with Warhead out of the way. What is the next best thing on the horizon thats gonna push the technology further? Cause I cant think of anything.

 

Unless Crysis 2 happens.

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  • 4 weeks later...

^^ ID will always be in the scene for benchmarking( not complaining ...........they just do devlop great engines)

 

BTW GT 295 is now being sold in india @ 34K!!

thats pritty good considering that GT 280 still retails for around 30K!

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