Regulare Versus Overclocked Editions

[xilithi]

Is there a difference between two of the same products other than the default clock speeds?

What I am asking is, are they just charging you to overclock your card for you?

 

[uncfan_2563]

It really depends what model/brand it is. A lot of the time, the more aggressively overclocked boards will have custom parts on the PCB and a better heatsink.

If there was a specific two models you were talking about, i'm guessing we could help you more maybe?

 

[xilithi]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d.html?pd=1&qid=1286399842&a=B003VWW2KK&sr=8-5.

As opposed to

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d.html?pd=1&qid=1286399842&a=B003VWZEBY&sr=8-2

 

[wolfram23]

Generally speaking it's a waste, unless it adds either a) a much better cooler or b) special overclocking control (or both).

In this case, I'm fairly certain the only difference is the stock clocks, which you can do yourself quite easily.

 

[xilithi]

That's what I thought, thanks.

 

[uncfan_2563]

Yeah for those two models, it's not worth it all considering they look like they're pretty much the same card with different frequencies.

 

[metalface]

Would MSI's hawk fall into A and B categories?

Sorry to but into your thread xilithi