NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce GTX 460 is no stranger around these parts, but whilst we've been privy to the GPU's specification, we're only now starting to see prospective European pricing.
According to a number of EU retailers - including pcking.de and computeruniverse.net - ASUS's take on the entry-level 768MB GTX 460 card will be priced at around €207 (roughly £170).
That tidy sum will buy you NVIDIA's revised GF104 die, complete with a core clocked at 675MHz, 336 CUDA processors clocked at 1,350MHz and 768MB of 3,600MHz GDDR5 memory hooked up to a 192-bit interface.
Whilst we've yet to see pricing for the beefier 1GB model - which, remember, carries a wider 256-bit memory bus - it's certain to be less than the £215 GTX 465. Our best guess would put the 1GB GTX 460 at the crucial £199 mark.
Worthy alternatives to the £165 Radeon HD 5830 and £230 Radeon HD 5850? Stay tuned for our definitive verdict next week.
