can i haev a list of ALL OF THE nvidia PCI-E graphics cards, and could any of them be overclocked to achieve the performance level of the next one up?

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if so, which ones and how far up the scale?

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do you ever actually buy anything or just go to every retailer and price them out? Not trying to be offensive but, you post the same type posts/questions (how does this compare or I'm getting this compare to that)several times per week.

i am planning on biulding a gaming system and i want to do some research first and figure out what is the best hardware to get, thats all. i ask alot of questions because i wish to make sure i am going to get the best hardware.

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All you will get here are varying opinions. Why not check out the magazine sites and others that do comparisons and lay out statistics.

The idea is to form your own opinion based on an understanding of relevant facts - this is like taking a poll

Research? Well, (just) barely, but I suppose so.

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well i would at least like a list of all the avalible Nvidia PCI-e video cards...

Argue for your limitations and sure enough, they're yours.

you have any idea how many manufacturers there are out there that make cards with the nvidia chipset you are asking about? There are far too many to list, probably 50 at a minimum.

i mean like 68800GT, 7800, etc. the models. and the performance scale of them. pipelines, speeds, etc.

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you are asking alot. should we personally benchmark each card and maybe put together a visio gragh for you as well? THis is something you need to research on you own versus ask others to do. Try Tomshardware.com, they usually bench all of the cards against one another.

i tryed some google searches and could not come up with much info...

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Sounds like you are giving up too easily. If you dont get what you want on two searches you quit. Did you even go to tomshardware.com and look through the archives?