Club3D

by CS4f1 • 7 Aug 2007, 22:36 • Journals
Hello,

My cousin wanna buy a Club3D 8800 GTS video card, but I never heard about this dutch(?) company! A lot of dutch people reading this site, maybe you help with giving some advices...also it's a really important question, because he wanna buy a second card too in some months and using it in SLI.
Thanks for your help!

CS4f1
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rIVENJE 7 Aug 2007, 23:37
It's a really good company, had good experiences with them. All was fine!
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cheasy 7 Aug 2007, 23:37
Club3D is a pretty good brand :)
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walle 7 Aug 2007, 23:38
Popular in yermany too? (ehehe)
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vaGgi 8 Aug 2007, 00:13
dunno :{ never heard of them here tbh
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smu 8 Aug 2007, 00:41
he is flagfaker
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walle 8 Aug 2007, 00:41
(ehehehehe i didnt know it eheheheh)
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Panda 7 Aug 2007, 23:38
All 8800 cards are the same
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Yossarian 7 Aug 2007, 23:38
Its pretty popular "brand" here, if it has warranty, take it if its cheap n shit.
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Klapp 7 Aug 2007, 23:41
its good
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m!das 7 Aug 2007, 23:41
its pretty good and not that expensive like the other brands :]
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-Max- 7 Aug 2007, 23:52
My 6600GT is a Club3D. It's almost 2 years old and I've had no problems
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zivs 7 Aug 2007, 23:59
All v-cards which i've got, were Club3D - not a single complain about them. Cheap and got pretty fine quality..
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CS4f1 8 Aug 2007, 00:09
Okey, very good...tnx the advices. Also I have another (maybe dumb) question too...

...if you connect 2x 8800GTS in SLI then the max. speed of the PCI-express will be only 8x 8x for both, or it depends on the motherboard? I mean is it possible to have 2 videocards in SLI when both with 16x PCIe speed? If yes, pls give some example motherboard names too...
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mythos 8 Aug 2007, 00:13
motherboard for what sockel?
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CS4f1 8 Aug 2007, 00:22
ahh srry..AM2
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fAbulous 8 Aug 2007, 00:27
Asus M2N32 WS Professional / Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe Wireless Edition / DFI LanParty UT nF590SLI-M2R/G /
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Necuz 8 Aug 2007, 00:32
DFI is the sex. <3
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CS4f1 8 Aug 2007, 01:00
tnx...ye the cheaper ASUS boards use only 8x 8x if both card in, and the expensive ones using 16x 16x...
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Necuz 8 Aug 2007, 00:31
The slots work independently of each other.
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