EVGA Unveils GeForce GTX 460 2Win Dual-GPU Surprise

[Arinoth]

You have to remember thats two gpus on one card, its bound to be a little long. I'd rather a long card with great cooling then a short card that heats up as bad as the 470 and 480

[Soultribunal]

Originally Posted by Arinoth

You have to remember thats two gpus on one card, its bound to be a little long. I'd rather a long card with great cooling then a short card that heats up as bad as the 470 and 480

True, an its only .2 inches longer than my 6950. I bet they didn't have to shave the power connectors on this one

[martin_metal_88]

Originally Posted by Arinoth

You have to remember thats two gpus on one card, its bound to be a little long. I'd rather a long card with great cooling then a short card that heats up as bad as the 470 and 480

You are right on this one Ari, but damn with 3 fan don't tell me she will get hot Even 2 would be far enough for a shorter card IMO.

[_dangtx_]

its all about the heatsink. if they do there jobbes properly it wont need naval cooling from the fans :)

[Chromey]

if the duel 460 out performs a 580, EVGA is shooting themself in the foot.

Why buy a 580 then...

[martin_metal_88]

Originally Posted by Chromey

if the duel 460 out performs a 580, EVGA is shooting themself in the foot.

Why buy a 580 then...

Many people don't love dual GPU solution. Also, I have some doubt that a render on a dual chip GPU can actually take advantage of 2 smaller GPU versus 1 big.

[Crandall]

I bet that thing would be a folding beast.

[Keltron 3030]

Originally Posted by Crandall

I bet that thing would be a folding beast.

Imagine 4 of them on an SR-2......

[draemn]

Originally Posted by JayDeeHobbit

I hope Sky can get a review of this up.
I have 7 days left to step-up and since my GTX 570 is gettting errors while folding (and an RMA was denied as folding is the only problem it has) a step-up to this might be a good route.

Can't you find a game that makes it crash? Maybe Just cause 2? The other option is to use some sort of testing software (like OCCT: GPU) and if it reports errors, you might be able to get RMA over that.

[EmptyMellon]

EVGA makes decent video cards, however, am I the only one that finds this product uninspiring and on top of that, wraped up in flimsy plastic? On the otherhand, I am looking forward to the (extra-special-super-dupper-OC-FTW or something) GTX590 and see what it will bring.