Gainward gtx 570 phantom....

[dwilbur45]

Hello,where to buy this card at here in us?..cant find it anywhere....also,..does anyone have any results with this card?

 

[shadow187]

So far no stores have it that I can tell.

Unfortunately, the card is yet to be listed and Gainward didn't announce the price or the availability date.

 

[17seconds]

Gainward only sells in Europe and Australia. They are owned by Galaxy, so look for a similar version from Galaxy in the US.

 

[dwilbur45]

ok ..ty guys..was hoping to hear someone who had it also..and their take on the performance also..however,..i do apreciate ur replies..ty...

 

[shadow187]

Performance is that of a standard GTX570 with better temperatures.

 

[17seconds]

Sorry, Gainward is actually owned by Palit, so look for the Palit version in the US.

Apparently, the Phantom is factory overclocked to 750 mhz. The innovative thing, besides its looks, is the fans that are mounted on the opposite side.
http://www.guru3d.com/news/gainward-geforce-gtx-570-phantom-gets-photographed/

 

[shadow187]

I stand corrected.
Actually, stock clock of 732 -> 750 isn't much. Performance ~= Same :lol:

 

[bystander]

Sorry, Gainward is actually owned by Palit, so look for the Palit version in the US.

Apparently, the Phantom is factory overclocked to 750 mhz. The innovative thing, besides its looks, is the fans that are mounted on the opposite side.
http://www.guru3d.com/news/gainward-geforce-gtx-570-phantom-gets-photographed/

When you said this, I imediately thought of a card that was was completely inverted. So rather than the heatsink and fans covering two slots downward in the case, this would be facing upward.

That would be an awesome idea for a card that could pair with a normal version in SLI/Crossfire.