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Hello all what do you think about this card?

XFX GEFORCE 7600GT 580M 256MB AGP RETAIL

And could you plz tell me what is 580m?
Is it sth better or worse than the usual 7600gt?

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M = megahertz = processing speed.

580 Megahertz Processor.

It's likely the same as every other 7600 except with an AGP slot.

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Thanks for the reply.
i think it is an OCed version.
Anybody knows please?

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Link?

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Thanks for the reply.
i think it is an OCed version.
Anybody knows please?



Yes, it is an OC'ed version. 7600GT stock speed is 400MHz.

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Hey for an AGP verison i suggest you check this card out.

X1650PRO GDDR3 verison
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814102057

Less than 100$ thats insane deal right there.

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Thanks for the reply.
i think it is an OCed version.
Anybody knows please?



Yes, it is an OC'ed version. 7600GT stock speed is 400MHz.

No it's not an OC version. The 7600GS stock speed is 400MHz. 580MHz is pretty standard for the 7600GTs.

The X1650pro is comparable to the 7600GS, and the X1650XT is comparable to the 7600GT.

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Thanks for the reply.
i think it is an OCed version.
Anybody knows please?



Yes, it is an OC'ed version. 7600GT stock speed is 400MHz.

No it's not an OC version. The 7600GS stock speed is 400MHz. 580MHz is pretty standard for the 7600GTs.

The X1650pro is comparable to the 7600GS, and the X1650XT is comparable to the 7600GT.

what he said :roll: 8O

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Thanks for the replies.
Here is the deal:
Should i buy this vga now(real bargain) or wait for a newer one in september?
Im saying that because in summer i wont be playing much.
Is it worth the waiting?
Im saying that because i have a PSU with 20A in the 12V rail.
Will there be any better cards than 7600GT that will be supported by my PSU?

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You're going to wait for some new AGP cards? :roll:

Good luck. Hate to say it, but nothing good is going to happen to AGP. If the choice is now or later, I'd just do it now, as later they will only be harder to find....

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Well i think that there will be some agp cards from 8 series,dont you think??

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supposedly the 8600 or 8500 will be AGP aswell as the ATI's HD2000 series cards. But we dont know when or if they will infact be coming out.



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