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Has anyone seen this GTX 760 SKU before?

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https://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX760DC2T2GD5SSU/

 

Was browsing ASUS's site and found this. Those anyone have any more info on it?

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What about it? It just looks like a 760 with a DCUII cooler.

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What about it? It just looks like a 760 with a DCUII cooler.

 

Read more. It uses a different Heat Pipe design than the reguler DCUII cooler, and seems to have a different power management system.

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Yes I have seen this. I still think MSI's gaming edition 760 is golden version of 760.

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Read more. It uses a different Heat Pipe design than the reguler DCUII cooler, and seems to have a different power management system.

Actually that's the regular DCUII cooler lol. The one you're thinking of is the different one that they made for a shorter 760 card with 1 8pin.

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Read more. It uses a different Heat Pipe design than the reguler DCUII cooler, and seems to have a different power management system.

 

Well that really does not mean a whole lot to me. All it means this is ASUS's non reference design. And like @creativename said that is the regular cooler xD

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What about it? It just looks like a 760 with a DCUII cooler.

It's the TOP edition.

 

Basically, the "come on, why the hell didn't you buy a GTX 770" edition.

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