Newegg.com currently lists three cards and two, PNY and Palit, are priced at US $349.99. The EVGA card is priced at US$359.99. This puts these cards in direct competition to the HD 5870, at least price-wise.
As you already know, the car works at 732MHz for the GPU, has 480 CUDA cores clocked at 1464MHz and comes with 1280MB of GDDR5 memory clocked at 3800MHz and paired up wiht a 320-bit memory interface. The card needs two 6-pin power connectors and has one mini-HDMI and two DVI outputs.
You can find them listed here. The review should be up today, so stay tuned.
