When it was released earlier this year, the GTX 275 was heralded as a perfect mix of performance and great pricing. Its initial availability wasn’t what we expected when compared to its closest competition –the HD 4890 1GB- but things gradually improved and prices were further cut in order to compete in a cut-throat market. Unfortunately, in light of recent ATI DX11 releases the future of the GTX 275 is anything but certain even though it’s all NVIDIA has that can compete with the HD 4890 on an even footing. These $230 cards have become increasingly hard to find but this hasn’t stopped Gigabyte from marching on in their quest to release the highest clocked GTX 275 on the market.