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    GT240 short PCB version

    It has 1+1 phase power so it looks to be a good low power consumption card for folding or PhysX use:

    http://en.expreview.com/2009/12/26/m...t240/6242.html

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    Re: GT240 short PCB version

    That's sooooo tiny

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    Re: GT240 short PCB version

    That's a midget... in graphics cards terms

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    Re: GT240 short PCB version

    Wow that really is tiny for a graphics card. Still a bit expensive though if it's going to be £70/$99.

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    Re: GT240 short PCB version

    definitely makes a case for a folding card, but the DDR3 version needs to be £60 or less, really, as it will be hugely bottlenecked by its limited memory bandwidth...

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    Re: GT240 short PCB version

    hopefully they will release a passively cooled one

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