Kepler cards in your chassis, stealing your watts and monies

For those of you who’ve been saving up for Nvidia’s new graphics cards, you’ll no doubt be waiting for some sign that they’re available in retail stores for you to pick up. Some of you might have already auto-subscribed to stock level notifications, but for those of you who haven’t, here’s where you can find something to power your games for the next two years.

I had a quick look online and through the major retailers that I usually rely on for prices. Other retailers might have stock as well and you might be lucky if your brick-and-mortar local shop has them in stock. Price levels of the GTX680 have dropped a bit and general availability is improving. The GTX690 is a bit of a rarity and is still very hard to find. Impresively, the GTX670 has finally reached our shores, astounding considering the card only launched four days ago. Nvidia is trying very hard to regain market and mind share and that effort is very noticeable in the amount of cards available online today. Have a look for yourself.

REBELTECH

MSI GTX670 OC 2GB DDR5 @ R4432

Gigabyte GTX670 OC 2G DDR5 OC @ R4699

Gigabyte GTX680 2GB DDR5 @ R5990

Gigabyte GTX680 OC 2GB DDR5 @ R5990

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Inno3D GTX680 2GB DDR5 @ R5660

KFA2 (Galaxy) GTX680 2GB DDR5 @ R5685

ASUS GTX680 2GB DDR5 (Can be overvolted) @ R7416

NIVO

KFA2 (Galaxy) GTX680 2GB DDR5 @ R5669

Gigabyte GTX680 2GB DDR5 @ R5990