It's a reference design so it should be OK, but I don't think you get the support and warranty that you get with the 'premium' brands like XFX and eVGA.
I think they're popular in Asia but don't have the presence in Europe for after-sales.
So if things do go wrong, you may have problems, but I could be wrong. I've always had XFX and have always been happy.
go ahead and get it, the 8800GTS 512 is a really good card... or you could do what i do sometimes and if im considering an unfamiliar brand i'll just call the tech support number listed and feel out the operator by asking some generic questions about how long the warranty is and how the RMA process works, you can usually get a good feel about the competence of a company that way.
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It looks a good card at a nice price. I havn't heard too much from them, but give it a try, they havn't got a reputation for being bad. It's a good price for that card, have a gamble.
It really shouldn't be much of an issue, you're really not going to get the best known brands at that price. I've had a biref 15 minute search and not found much in the way of bad reviews or negative feed back (other than general things) from Inno3D. Besides, if you really don't want it, you can go either way, get an 8800GT (they're as little as £120 now from good brands) or pay £10-20 on a better known brand, like this one;
Well i have ordered the gts by inno3d. Like Two Bit Hit i had a good search online for reviews and didnt find anything bad, in fact their 8800GT seems to have had a few decent reviews on some hardware sites.
When it comes ill post back and let any interested parties know how its going.
Well i have ordered the gts by inno3d. Like Two Bit Hit i had a good search online for reviews and didnt find anything bad, in fact their 8800GT seems to have had a few decent reviews on some hardware sites.
When it comes ill post back and let any interested parties know how its going.
Cheers.
You won't be disappointed.
Generally the extra cost isn't because of higher build quality but because of the extra support staff they place in their preferred markets.
A lot of American posters here like eVGA because of their step up program and because they are based in California and therefore have a home grown tech support.
XFX have a strong presence in Europe and have support offices in UK, Holland, Germany, Sweden, Spain and Portugal with full addresses. They only have 1 office in Canada for the whole of North America.
Other companies tend to have limited offices in these areas and maybe just have a contact number.
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