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    Diamond Viper V770 for $102.95?

    The always "surprising" group at buy.com has this price up. It's the 32meg version to boot... Maybe it's correct, who knows?
    http://www.buy.com/comp/product.asp?sku=10153243

    "Mesa thinkin yousa crazy"

    [This message has been edited by WhoKnowsWho (edited 06-09-99).]

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    When I went to the page you had in your post the price is $102.95 but if you click on "Buy Now" the price that comes up is $136.90, not bad though, other vendors on Pricewatch are selling this card for around $150, but $103 for a 32 M TNT2 would be nice.

    [This message has been edited by LJE2 (edited 06-10-99).]

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    Sounds like it's the standard version instead of the Ultra. That sounds about right to me, the standard is set to like 125mhz (Nvidia's recommended setting). THe Utlra is going to be around $249.00

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    Umm.. one question is the one on Pricewatch the same? Or is it better? Heres the one that I am going to buy should I do so?

    Diamond Multimedia Viper V770 Nvidia TNT2 32MB AGP (oem) Viper V770 32MB AGP

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