NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 460 hasn’t even been officially announced, much reduction reviewed, but which won’t keep you from buying the company’s latest Fermi-based graphics label at any rate. Over during Newegg, common suspects ASUS, EVGA, Gigabyte, MSI and Palit have fielded twelve models in all, many with slightly dissimilar facilities, suspicion it seems a bottom pattern has 336 CUDA cores (down from 352) and the mere 768MB of GDDR5 memory. Interestingly sufficient, this silicon’s essentially rated faster than the older hermit the $280 GTX 465 with 675MHz graphics as well as 1,350MHz processor speeds, as well as a 3.6GHz in effect memory clock. All your frames have been pushed by the decidedly narrower 192-bit memory interface, yet, so we’d guess which for around $200, you won’t be removing (much) some-more than you pay for. Let’s only hope they run cool.

[Thanks, Polytonic]