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mikekazik1   02-24-2008 at 05:57:58 AM

How long is a high-end water-cooled graphics card on the market. I noticed that the evga geforce 8800 black pearl was only available for a short while before evga stopped producing it. What do you guys think will be the faith of the water-cooled 9800 gx2 (if there is one).

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hawkspur   02-24-2008 at 06:05:48 AM
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Depends on demand. Honestly, most people who are in the market for high-end cards would prefer to just buy a high quality block and do their own with better results than relying on a pre-implemented solution.

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