MSI GeForce 6800 256MB PCI-E , NX6800-TD256E

I have seen this card for sale and it costs about 100€ less than other cards from the 6800gt series.
http://www.komplett.se/k/ki.asp?sku=305437&cks=PRL
(swedish site)
and ive seen this card on many other sites as well, and they say that this is the specifications:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/produ...ail.php?UID=624
so it is a 6800gt card? doesnt say "gt" on any of the sites...
i need to know why its so cheap and if it really works with SLI.
the modelname: NX6800-TD256E matches the modelname on the msi-site.
I dont understand why it is like this...need to buy a graphicscard soon and I want it to work with my new motherboard with pci-e sli.
can u guys help me out with this?

I see no indication of it beeing a GT, looks like a GF 6800 (non ultra, non GT - plain 6800 with 12 pipelines).
I believe the page they are linking to on the MSI website is simply the closest thing since MSI haven't posted the specs for that card yet.

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IRQ 00 Exclusive System timer
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Quote from: Doggy on 05-November-05, 14:35:53
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One week ago on the website of MSI the card had Ultra Copper. Now, not any more. :hypecrite:
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This is a user to user forum only, no MSI techs or representatives are present.
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This thread is now closed.

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