GeForce 9600GT Review Roundup - Inno3D, MSI, Palit

• Hexus: Inno3D GeForce 9600 GT OC: closing in on £100:
  
  

  “Priced at around £110 for the retail package, it's around £20 dearer than the company's own stock-clocked Armour model and, just as crucially, £10 more expensive than a Sapphire Radeon HD 3870 512MiB. Complicating matters further, the faster GeForce 8800 GT 512MiB is also available from a starting point of around £110.
  
  Breaking that all down into sage buying advice, the Inno3D GeForce 9600 GT OC, whilst good, suffers from stunningly good competition.”

  
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• ThinkComputers: Palit GeForce 9600GT 1GB Sonic Video Card Review:
  
  

  “The Palit 9600GT 1GB Sonic is definitely a card for the future. Upcoming games may very well appreciate the full gig of memory. HDMI-ready cards are just coming around, and the 9600GT Sonic is prepared for your LCD TV or home theater. Monitors with DisplayPort interface are beginning to surface, and once again, the Palit 9600GT is ready for them.
  
  The heatpipe cooler works well, keeping the factory overclocked GPU to under 50C at load, with total silence. Though I didn't mention earlier, as I expected the backing plate/memory heatsink got quite warm, so Palit did well helping out the overclocked memory with a little cooling.”

  
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• TweakTown: MSI GeForce 9600GT 1GB OC Graphics Card:
  
  

  “With the 1GB offering and 512MB model offering the same overclock and the same excellent performing cooler, it’s going to be hard to spend the extra money on a 1GB card when the 512MB offering is going to perform almost identically.
  
  With that said though, if you find yourself needing a 1GB card the MSI offering is a good choice for a few reasons; the included HDMI adapter is good which is capable of carrying sound, and the cooler on it, while being dual slot does an excellent job of cooling the card at a reasonable noise level.”

  
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