Plz help me out.

If your looking for a gaming card, neither will provide a good experience. The 9500GT is better then the 9400GT, but that 9500GT is horribly choked for memory bandwidth. If your looking for a gaming card, try to find a 9600 or better. If you just need something basic or just for viewing video, get whichever is cheaper.

if you can just stress some more dollar then u are getting this http://www.techforless.com/cgi-bin [...] 0902023700 . add some shipping fee and in about 75usd u will get a 9600gt

which is better inno 3d or xfx?

+ S.T.A.L.K.E.R is included and the card has a good custom cooling fan +

How can we know from what country is he?

lol name searcher can u also tell where i m from

South Africa?

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Your asking about getting a 16 stream processor (SP) card with "fast" 128bit DDR2 memory, or a 32SP card with even slower 64bit DDR2 memory. My 8800GS can handle many games, but it has 96SP and a 192bit memory bus. The cards you are looking at are simply to slow to handle gaming. You would be better off saving up more money and getting something better then wasting your time with this.

BTW, I often talk with a gentlemen from Iran on this forum. The love of technology can bring us together while our dictators work on tearing us apart.

in my country 9500GT and 9400GT costs PKR 5200 n on the other hand 9600 costs 8000 (1 usd is equal to 80 rupees)

No, thats what weve been saying, those cards are too weak, and have slow memory as well

The 8800 is a MUCH better card then the 94/9500. Even the old G80 based 320/640MB 8800GTS cards are better then the ones your looking at.

As I've been trying to tell you, no. The 94/9500GT are NOT good gaming cards. You have to get something better. Save up more money if you have to.

i dun get it how could 8800 be better than 94/9500GT i mean 8800 is much older n xfx makes better chips every time n it also costs much than 8800.

actually its not the first number that shows how the graphics card performs. the first digit is the series number and the next numbers are actually the indicator of performance. Nvidia launch a newer series and in every series they launch some high performance card, some medicore performance card and some low end performance cards.For example 9500gt the first digit is "9" that means it is a geforce 9series card and generally is manufactured with the same die as other 9series cards(not all necessarily). the next digit "5" is actually the identifier of the performance. 2/3/4/5 is entry level cards or performer. they are just used for running pc and running old games like commandos3, maxpayne-1 etc. running newer games than that is a disaster with those cards they may run it but in low settings and even after low settings they will choke in games like assasin creed or lost planet etc. if u want some gaming performance u need to look for "8"(the 2nd digit) that means 8800gt or 9800gt. But if u want to go very low dont have much money now to spend but want good performance and in smaller resolution like 1024 or 1280 then at least look for "6" in the 2nd digit and in the first digit "9" that means 9600gt. i will not recommand 8600gt because in some games it chokes but really if u cant stress ur budget anymore and need a card now still 8600gt is not really a very bad choice it will run most of the games in lower resolution and lower settings. And u may wonder what about gt or gts. the general hirerchy is GTX> GTS>GT>GS>LE.

so the summary is u need to look at the 2nd digit to know what kind of performance it can provide. and u cant compare 8600gt with 8800gt. it will be make more sense to compare 8600gt with 7600gt with 6600gt - becoz all have the "6" in the second digit and means "medicore" performace" so u compare medicore cards with the same level of cards. so 8800gt will be compared with 9800gt. i hope this will clear why 8800gt is better than 9500gt.

depends more on games. as 8600gt has higher shader clock in more shader intensive games like crysis and newer games 8600gt perform much better than the 7600gt. But in some old games 7600gt shows a bit more than 8600gt. if it is 8600gt vs 7600gt i will tell u 8600gt is a winner becoz in newer games it performs better with more shaders.

@ fahu u can also get 9600gso which have exactly simillar performace as 9600gt in lower resolution like 1280. the price is very similar to a 9500gt see what price is it there in ur country. And dont worry as new cards coming out within 2 month the price for gfx will go down and perhaps u may buy at that time if u have the cash.

XFX GeForce PCX 9600GT 512MB (256-BITS) DDRIII
XFX GeForce PCX 9500GT 1GB (128-BITS) DDRII
XFX GeForce PCX 9500GT 512MB (64-BITS) DDRII
XFX GeForce PCX 9400GT 1GB (128-BITS) DDRII
XFX GeForce PCX 9400GT 512MB (64-BITS) DDRII
XFX GeForce PCX 7200GS 256MB (64-BITS) TC 512MB
INNO3D GeForce PCX 8400GS 512MB (64-BITS) TC 256MB

Yeah. Its not the best card out there, but the 9600GT with DDR3 is going to provide the best experience of those cards. I've seen overclocked 9600GTs perform nearly as fast as an 8800GT, so it should be as good as an 8800GS/9600GSO.

some people are satisfied enough if they can play the game. i know few people like that. and they can keep their card for 2-3 years because of that

hey guyz some one just said 9600 nearly performs as fast as 8800 so if 8800 gt is dt 8800 is better or same as 9600 so shouldn't i buy 8800?

8800gt is bit more powerful and costly than 9600gt.

Yes and yes.