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Just noticed this card with 768mb of DDR2 memory:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/149115
I wonder how much slower this card is when compared to the 384mb GDDR3 version!!??
Also has anyone reviewed the 48 shader 256 bit memory version of the 9600GSO yet??
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/152182
The first one contradicts itself in the ad
Then further down in the spec listing:Quote:
768MB DDR2 Memory
Quote:
Video Memory Installed ( Max ) 768 MB - DDR3 SDRAM
Well from xfx web site
http://www.xfxforce.com/en-gb/produc.../9600GSO.aspx#
the 768mb version is 192bit ddr2
The Inno3D is the new 512mb ddr3 256bit version, no idea how it fairs
http://www.inno3d.com/products/graph...512_256bit.htm
Should be slower than the standard 9600gt 512mb
which is 64streams vs 48streams and slightly faster memory (1800mhz vs 1600mhz)
Check out this page: http://en.expreview.com/2008/10/08/1049.html
It's funny the way the 8800gs was disliked but rename it to the 9600gso and there were quite a few people who though it was a great card . . .
and at the same time the 8800gt which was and still is an amazing card, rename it to the 9800gt and there's alot of people who say "pah it's just a renamed 8800gt it's rubbish. :confused:
Maybe 9600GSO rolls off the tongue better than 8800GS?? :laugh:
Maybe because the '600' in 9600GSO puts the card more mid-range in people's minds so people expect less of it, where it was considered mid-highish (if that's a word) when it had '800' in the name? Still confusing when it's the same GPU, though. Is there actually any difference - die shrink / lower TDP for example?