Sparkle GeForce GTX 465 1GB GDDR5 PCIe SXX4651024D5-NM

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Pros:

Low price, Decent performance, Includes HDMI cable
Great Performance to Cost Ratio, Well Build, Silent..ish, Fits most Gaming Chassis, Price, HDMI Port, Nice Design.

Cons:

Mini DVI Connection, Included HDMI cable might be too short for some, Large sized card
Numbers for OpenGL Could be a Little Better

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Last revision on December 17, 2010

Reviewers Liked

Low price, Decent performance, Includes HDMI cable
Great Performance to Cost Ratio, Well Build, Silent..ish, Fits most Gaming Chassis, Price, HDMI Port, Nice Design

Reviewers Didn't Like

Mini DVI Connection, Included HDMI cable might be too short for some, Large sized card
Numbers for OpenGL Could be a Little Better

Expert reviews and ratings

I think the performance of the GTX465 is decent overall and I’m very happy with it. The cost is relatively low for it, and I think anyone who does purchase this card will be happy with it. For most game today though I think it should be paired...

By Testfreaks on December 15, 2010

Although the Sparkle GTX 465 didn’t turn any heads in this competition the thing to take note of is its cost. The MSI Frozr II gtx 465n is about $60 more than the Sparkle GTX 465 and the Powercolor 5870 is well over double the price; so on that note...

By OverclockersQH on August 10, 2010

The GTX 465 chipset leaves me with somewhat mixed feelings. The card performs well for its price and responds well to overclocking which seems consistent with its bigger brothers. The GTX 465 gives Nvidia a lower priced DirectX 11 part to compete...

By Overclockers Online on July 13, 2010

One subject that comes up in a discussion of any GF100-based card is that of heat and noise. There’s no denying that the GTX 465 runs hot; even in our well-ventilated test case it idles around 70° C, and under heavy load it shot up to...

By TechwareLabs on July 11, 2010