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    Funky heatsink on this one

    "Crickey Steve, not another one?" 'Fraid so!



    Whoops, gave the game away a bit with that shot, ah well...



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    Let me guess....Powercooler x800GTO

    Looks noice tho
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    Indeed. Guess we'll have to wait and see how it performs...
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    Looks nice, reminds me of the good old GeForce 4 Ti days

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    Quote Originally Posted by unreal
    Looks nice, reminds me of the good old GeForce 4 Ti days
    I KNEW it looked familiar!

    Ah, the good old(ish) days.
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    Aye, my initial response was it looks like a GeForce 4 Ti =D

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    The heatsink reminds me of the TT Beetle, it's err..funny ?
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