Why do video card companies sell high clock card for a higher price?

How do they know if anyone if going to buy them? Can't you OC the cards yourself?

high speeds = more money

there, now stop making threads

Professionally overclocked cards are better then manually overclocked cards unless it's someone with a lot of experience overclocking.

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Originally Posted by Xente

high speeds = more money

there, now stop making threads

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Nah, I am just going to ignore you from now on.

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Originally Posted by Espada1

Nah, I am just going to ignore you from now on.

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have fun being ignored by everyone else on the forums because you cant keep your damn fingers off the new thread button :p

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Originally Posted by MrWafflez

Professionally overclocked cards are better then manually overclocked cards unless it's someone with a lot of experience overclocking.

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So would a nvidia 8800gs 384 ram overlock to 680mhz core be willing to play all the computer games out right now?

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Originally Posted by Espada1

So would a nvidia 8800gs 384 ram overlock to 680mhz core be willing to play all the computer games out right now?

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I suppose so. For most of the games that are resource-hogs you'd have to tone the settings down to maintain a great FPS, but otherwise you'd be fine.


This is the 8800GS Overclocked, this is the 8800GT Overclocked.

I'd recommend the GT over the GS as it has 512MB rather then 384MB. Not that much of a price increase, especially since they have rebates.

the only difference is that the companies OC cards still are under warranty but once you OC the card yourself you void the warranty....

like how my bfg 8800 gt oc has

625 MHz core clock already it used to be 600 MHz and I OCed it myself to 725 MHz

when overclocking you only get a couple of FPS in difference so it might ot be worth it...