The 9600 has less stream processors, but they work totally different. Here is a quote:
"For an extra performance boost during intense gaming situations, NVIDIA has designed the 9600 GT to offer 64 stream processors operating at the unmatched 1750 MHz shader speed."
9800 really isn't above the 8800's, though. To the best of my knowledge, the 9800GT = 8800GT; the 9800GTX ~= an OC'd 8800GTS 512; and the 9800GTX+ ~= HD 4850. Oh, and the HD 4850 is the fastest of all I mentioned.
9800 really isn't above the 8800's, though. To the best of my knowledge, the 9800GT = 8800GT; the 9800GTX ~= an OC'd 8800GTS 512; and the 9800GTX+ ~= HD 4850. Oh, and the HD 4850 is the fastest of all I mentioned.
and what about EAH 4580 it is still better than 9600GT or 9800GT? man...what I can see is 9800GT 9800GT 9800GT but all of them look different...its because they want to disturb us??? and the 9600GT some of them are more expensive than the 9800 series how I have to undestand this?
it looks like I will buy the EAH 4580.... what would you choose.... Radeon or nVidia?? and why? because a long long time before it was that the nVidia usually was leading
Thanks for your answer.... and the EAH looks better then the nVidia
Way to dig up an old thread, but I would go with either one of nVidia's 2xx series or Radeon 48xx series card. Of course choose whatever suits your budget a little more. Anyone here able to actually tell a little more about these cards?? I'm still sort of new to the whole GPU scene.
I bought an ATI Radeon HD4850 and I'm having a scaling problem with the HDMI output. Apparently when you use the HDMI output there is a problem with the output. When I switch to DVI this problem is resolved. So if you are intending on using the video card for HDTV output 1080P there's a chance that you'll have a problem.
Also the installation software is lacking. CLI & MOM Implementation errors with Vista / windows 7 is frustrating.