Ultras are the most rare in any Geforce series.

kixs wrote:

Ultras are the most rare in any Geforce series.

Not always, I can think of a few rarer than the ultra of their given series.

Geforce 6200 PCIe NV43 verson
Geforce 8800GS 768

those both are more rare than the ultra of their series

Rare:
All GeForce 2 Ultra, some high-end GeForce 2 Ti cards (Gainward Golden Sample for example)
Uncommon:
GeForce 2 GTS (not Pro) 64mb, GeForce 2 MX with dual monitor output
Common:
Everything else

I have a Winfast GTS and a Prolink Ti with 250/440 speeds (so almost an Ultra), so I guess the Prolink Ti is the one to keep? I want to trade one away for some 486 CPUs..

candle_86 wrote:

Not always, I can think of a few rarer than the ultra of their given series. […]
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kixs wrote:

Ultras are the most rare in any Geforce series.

Not always, I can think of a few rarer than the ultra of their given series.

Geforce 6200 PCIe NV43 verson
Geforce 8800GS 768

those both are more rare than the ultra of their series

Nice to know. But are these also more sought after then Ultras?

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candle_86 wrote:

Not always, I can think of a few rarer than the ultra of their given series. […]
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kixs wrote:

Ultras are the most rare in any Geforce series.

Not always, I can think of a few rarer than the ultra of their given series.

Geforce 6200 PCIe NV43 verson
Geforce 8800GS 768

those both are more rare than the ultra of their series

Nice to know. But are these also more sought after then Ultras?

No, just a limited supply was made, the 6200 NV43 core was sought after in 2004, as it could unlock into a non GT 6600, while the 8800GS in general was only on shelves for a short time, and the 768mb version of it was only done by evga and one other i belive, they came out a month before the 9600GT then got rebranded as 9600GSO, so it makes them rare for the same reason the 5800 is rare, small run before replacement