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  1. 31-01-2005, 09:44 PM #1
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    The XFX 6600GT

    Hoping you can just clear something up - what is the memory speed of the XFX 6600GT (http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=150992) you sell? Is it 1000mhz or 1200mhz?

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    The Memory runs at between 900Mhz or 1000Mhz the cards are not 1200.

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    my one from scan it 1000mhz stock speed. checked it with coolbits and latest drivers...and its the latest version too...see here for info:
    http://www.xfxforce.com/pinetechnotes/Fan%20Update.pdf
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    XFX also is normally quite clockable as well
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    Okay, thanks for checking
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    The XFX are quite clockable i have mine Overclocked and loving, there are definatly the best cards about for the money.

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    i've not got mine to do anything yet, its fast as hell at stock speeds!!
    overclocking? well it says it can go up to 1.3ghz (and something loony like 450 on the other one) when i ask it to find its highest stable point!! is it me or is that just a little insane?
    i don't care much for overclocking but its nice to know its there if I want to
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