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64 => 112 makes a hell of a diffrence.
The 9600GT is a midrange card where the 8800GT is a higher end card.
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8800GT, its much more powerful and will do u good in the long run........u might as well go for the 9800gt, which has almost the same specs as the 8800GT, but with a die shrink for the GPU. If u want longevity and value for money, the 8800gt is your best bet. Still if u can pay a little bit more.....the 4850 is a SIGNIFICANTLY better option.
8800GT, its much more powerful and will do u good in the long run........u might as well go for the 9800gt, which has almost the same specs as the 8800GT, but with a die shrink for the GPU. If u want longevity and value for money, the 8800gt is your best bet. Still if u can pay a little bit more.....the 4850 is a SIGNIFICANTLY better option.
Honestly at the MSRP of the 4850 you can almost SLI 8800GT's for 200$, you just have to find ones with rebates
But yeah 8800GT is better than 9600GT
BTW 9800GT=8800GT w/ TRI-SLI option
Message edited by brendano257 on 09-08-2008 at 12:41:49 PM
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