Club 3D has a 7900 GTX even cheaper

Price war update

By Fuad Abazovic

Mon May 15 2006, 11:14

BACK ON Friday we reported about a rather nice deal for probably the cheapest 7900 GTX cards in UK. You can read all about it here.

Well, competition can be a nasty thing and we just learned that Ebuyer.com is offering the same card in a full retail package for a little bit less.

The Club 3D 7900 GTX card costs £299.63, roughly a five pounds cheaper than OcUK's 7900 GTX card. Ebuyer is selling full retail version of Club 3D's 7900GTX 512MB GDDR3 DUAL DVI VIVO PCI-E and has a few more in stock.

The price wars are hotting up and customers should be happy as it will make them get the cards for a reasonable price. You can buy a card here. µ

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