PNY GTX 260 Video Card
Posted on 5 July, 2008 - 4 Views - Under Gadgets And Gizmos
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Today we are checking out the PNY GTX 260 Video Card. The GTX 260 is the lower performing of the pair of GTX 200 Series GPUs recently announced. The GTX 260 is about $100 cheaper than its GTX 280 brother.
The PNY GTX 260 we are looking at today is stock clocked and performs well. Gamers looking for a single card solution that can play the most popular games around at high detail settings will want to give the PNY GTX 260 a look.
Review excerpt: “In the end the performance of the PNY GTX 260 was good. The price for the card is a bit high at $449.99 when compared to new offerings from AMD. The card performs well and I suspect over time the price will come down and make it more attractive
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