EVGA and XFX, two leading suppliers of Nvidia-based graphics cards, plan to return up to $125 to those, who acquired latest Nvidia GeForce GTX 200-series graphics cards before their prices collapsed. It remains to be seen whether other partners of Nvidia Corp. will also reimburse part of the price difference to their customers.EVGA will provide $60 and $125 cash back to those who acquired GeForce GTX 260 or 280, respectively, between June 16th and July 7th, provided that the products were bought for full manufacturer suggested retail price (MSRP) from an authorized reseller. The company may also offer reimbursement in so-called EVGA bucks, the currency used in the company’s online store.
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GTX200 doesnt worth it price tag as an old cards like 9800GX2 and 8800GT SLI which cost less and perform more then GTX200 !
GTX200 doesnt worth it price tag as an old cards like 9800GX2 and 8800GT SLI which cost less and perform more then GTX200 !
Lol, if only that was the reason for the price cut...
*cough* AMD *cough*
EVGA is a great company. Back when I had a 7xxx series card that had a known issue, they hooked me up and replaced the card even though the warranty expired. This was right before they started doing the lifetime warranty thing. I called them and I was ****ed, they were really polite, despite the fact that I was ****ed, and giving them a hard time. I would recommend them.
Btw shame on NVIDIA for their deliberate price hiking. Looks like their goal was to push prices back up before ATI/AMD laid the smackdown. The fact they can cut so much off the price just shows how much of a mark-up they had......
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