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| [M] Reviewer Join Date: Sep 2005
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![]() | Thanks to its 3-way SLI support and 1GB of onboard memory, the ECS GeForce GTS 250 is a very interesting product. The decent amount of memory and flexible SLI support mean you should be able to build a solid gaming machine without spending mega bucks for high-end cards. Comparing the GTS 250 to ATI’s 4850 along with the older 9800GTX+, the GTS 250 is faster overall. At the same time, the GTS 250 also sports a much smaller PCB size and lower cost, which makes it a great buy for those on a budget as well as for those interested in building a compact PC. http://www.tbreak.com/2009/06/ecs-geforce-gts-250/ |
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