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   Alienware Aurora R2 with dual GeForce GTX 460. One of the cards crapped out; running OK on single card but have cranked rez down to keep it cool. See no point in replacing an old 1GB  card so looking to replace both with a single 2GB or 4GB card. Want to stay with Nvidia. Suggestions? Mobo is Alienware ORV30W.



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Get the best you can afford. Less the cost of thicker glasses old man :)



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check MB for leaking / swellen  caps 

 

other move up to 16x PCI-e  MB

 

 your current was only 4x for dual gpu's


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