Xanadu said:anyone still using a 8800GT? had mine for about 3 years now and its still going strong! sure i cant play witcher 2 on high but i'm still able to play mostly every new game that comes out on medium. will probably upgrade for BF3 though but i dont know if i want to part with it :'(
Kunohara said:Mine died about a month ago. I had it for years, and could run anything I threw at it. I miss it. Best card I've ever bought.
notsol337 said:Mine died 4 months ago. I replaced it with a 560ti.
Curufinwe said:My 320 MB 8800 GTS died in February and I replaced it with a 768 MB GTX 460 which cost $145.
Dark Stalkers said:Mine died a month ago. I could only afford a 6770.
Iadien said:my 8800 GTX died a couple months ago. =(
i've had absolutely no problems with mine, maybe i'm luckyReallink said:Doesn't sound like too great a card when they're apparently dying after 2 or 3 years.
8800 gts 320 here, booyaXanadu said:anyone still using a 8800GT? had mine for about 3 years now and its still going strong! sure i cant play witcher 2 on high but i'm still able to play mostly every new game that comes out on medium. will probably upgrade for BF3 though but i dont know if i want to part with it :'(
DonMigs85 said:I believe most of the 8 series chips including mobile ones have a manufacturing defect and tend to fail after a few years.
maybe. I know me and my friend's heatsink crapped out at the same time. we fixed it but it was odd.DMPrince said:does it die at the same time? most people here said a month ago LOL.
Yep. Two of the most epic cards in recent memoryVGChampion said:So since I just recently got back into PC gaming was the 8800GT the popular card just like the 9800 Pro was awhile back?
SteveO409 said:is the GTX 460 the equivalent of the 8800gt this generation?
Could be, I know the GTX 460 is what I have.SteveO409 said:is the GTX 460 the equivalent of the 8800gt this generation?