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Juganog
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Hi I was just wondering if PNY Graphics cards are any good? i don't know too much about the company and was wondering if others did

 

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They're old as hell, not a surprise they're still around. Their products are solid.

Pretty much this.

 

They're a solid, budget brand. But don't expect backflips and magic sorcery. You would need to buy EVGA for that :P /s

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They mostly sold Quadro cards before, and they were also a big partner of Nvidia.

 

Lately, they started their line of GeForce graphics cards.

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I'm looking at their 770s and 780s I dont need backflips from the card like EVGA give aslong as it can run a game at a solid 60fps that's all i ask

 

Allthough this is on sale rightnow..  for $319...

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They're old as hell, not a surprise they're still around. Their products are solid.

Yes they are around! Remember the GTX 780ti from them, not long ago? 

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PNY has solid graphic cards.

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Yes they are around! Remember the GTX 780ti from them, not long ago? 

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PNY has solid graphic cards.

Reread my comment.

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My brother has a PNY 5xx series card (not sure which). It has been rock solid since the day he got it.

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Yes they are around! Remember the GTX 780ti from them, not long ago?

PNY%20GTX%20780%20Ti%20OC%203GB-resized-

PNY has solid graphic cards.

look at this beauty, released late july:

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144Hz goodness

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PNY makes the most quadro like GTX´s.  They are solid, can work for Long time under load and are quiete. So i would call them GTX780TI WS if you know what i mean.

defintely not the best choice for OC.

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