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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 465 rounds up mostly positive reviews

Well, it’s not quite June 1, but the GeForce GTX 465 reviews have come flooding out all the same. The official specs are exactly as a recent leak indicated: 352 CUDA cores running at 1,215MHz, a 607MHz graphics clock, and 1GB of GDDR5 memory operating at a 3.2GHz effective rate and exploiting a 256 bit-wide interface. With an MSRP of $279.99, this Fermi-lite GPU scored plenty of admiration for the value it offers, with one reviewer going so far as to call it “quite possibly the most powerful DirectX 11 graphics card for under $300.” Others weren’t so enthusiastic, citing the far cheaper HD 5830 from ATI as a better choice, but it’s true enough that the next best GPU, the HD 5850, tends to be at least $30 more expensive than the 465, depending on brand. You’ll want to delve into the game benchmark numbers in order to make up your mind about which card might make for the best bit, but be warned that NVIDIA’s 465 retains the GTX tradition of ravenous power consumption — something to consider if you’re rolling along with an old school 400W PSU in your rig.

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