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Best Graphics Cards For The Money: November '09
There's actually a lot to discuss in this month's column: the introduction of AMD's new Radeon HD 5000-series GPUs, Nvidia's new GeForce GT 220 and GeForce 210, availability of previous-gen high-end cards, and the state of the graphics war in general. Read More
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In the last month, we've seen ATI take the performance crown with its Radeon HD 5870 and an enthusiast value position with its Radeon HD 5850. Now the company is rounding out the mid-range with its Radeon HD 5770 and 5750, both capable DirectX 11 cards. Read More
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Graphics: $100 GeForce 9600GSO by Forsa, Passively Cooled 8800GT by ECS
Next newsForsa is one of the smaller graphics card makers that build Nvidia-based hardware, but it isn’t a premium partner. As a consequence, these manufacturers have to look for a niche to exist outside of the OEM business. Forsa took the entry-level GeForce 9 series GPU, called GeForce 9600GSO, and built a customized heat sink and cooler around it. The package is priced at “less than $100” and should deliver performance that isn’t too far away from a fully features GeForce 9600GT. The GSO is a lower-cost version with only 384 MB DDR3 memory instead of 512 MB, and with somewhat reduced clock speeds. In addition, the memory interface only runs at 192 bits instead of the common 256 bits. Forsa’s cooler of the GeForce 9600GSO is based on four copper heat pipe and aluminum fins together with an 80-mm fan. Although performance cannot match the 9600GT for obvious reasons, the cards might still have a nice margin for overclocking.
ECS showed us a GeForce 8800GT card, which is passively cooled. While we really like passive cooling solutions for entry-level and mainstream graphics solutions, we strongly urge you to pay close attention to case ventilation if you intend to run a passively cooled high-performance or enthusiast graphics board. ECS utilized a Freezer Xtreme cooler, which is provided by Acelero. The firm calls it the accelerated twin turbo, as two copper heat pipe conduct heat away from the GPU and to the huge heat sink, which is based on aluminum fins. The card has 512 MB of memory and runs at GeForce 8800GT default clock speeds. We didn’t get pricing information.
Source : Tom's Hardware






