Sparkle VS XFX 9500gt Same Price!!!

Hi. So Don`t ask why, but i am about to pick one of these two cards.
The XFX 512MB 9500gt ddr2 or the sparkle 512mb 9500gt ddr2

I have 220w psu and i have a small case thats why i have limited my choices to these. Please do not reccomend other cards
as I am not spending more than $100, nor am i upgrading my psu.
I just wanted to know which one of these should i get and which is better in the long run?

xfx http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicat [...] CatId=3585


sparkle http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicat [...] CatId=3670

Thanks

I cant buy from newegg, listen man, can you just help me pickout one of those two?
Ive made up my mind and thats the only thing I can get. I need to know which is better
the Sparkle or the xfx, I already know that im losing performance but thats my problem, and i just need to know right now only 1 thing, sparkle or xfx for 9500gt.

Oh my god, once again, I said, "I have 220w psu and i have a small case that's why i have limited my choices to these. Please do not recommend other cards "
So, those are two low profiles that are available in the store right now, out of those two, which is a better buy? Performance wise.

What do you mean any difference? Oh. But one of them has a memory clock of 1600 while the other has 800

Also, is thier a reason for them being superior?

Generally, video cards rolls off of the production line from the same OEM (original equipment manufacturer), then a brandname sticker is slapped on whether it is Asus, Sparkle or XFX. Sometime a brandname like Asus or Palit decides on a custom design specific for their own brand (I'm not talking about a mere change of the heatsink), but are usually restricted to higher end models.

The parent company of Sapphire is an OEM who manufactures ATI cards for most other brands.

There is no quality difference between Sparkle and XFX. XFX generally has a better reputation because they have been in business of selling video cards longer than Sparkle. Also, their higher end cards comes with "Double Warranty" meaning the warranty will transfer from the original owner to someone who is looking to buy it second hand. The warranty only transfer once so if it is sold to or given to a 3rd owner, then the card is no longer under warranty.

If Sparkle is the same company I am thinking about, then they have expanded from power supplies into video cards.

Guess what guys, i have adhd and i just ordered the 4650

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Produ [...] 6814102829

So 'please do not recommend other cards' doesn't apply I guess?

lol, nice choice that 4650 should preform better than that 9500GT of yours.