8800 vs 9600. Which would u choose 8800 or 9600? and why?. Which would u choose 8800 or 9600? and why? 1100 or 1000 depending on mood/sunshine. Almost any of the 8800 series cards will be more powerful than a 9600 series, but it will draws more power. Perhaps...

G92 chips. To my knowledge there is no difference between them. 9600 GT is nowhere near as good. This link compares an 8800 to the 9600. Hope this makes it a little more clear for ya. it will give you a good indication you will want...

contenders so far... Chaintech 9600 GT and EVGA 8800 GS Superclocked i have no idea which one to pick. BTW, my monitor res is 1280 x 1024 incase you need to know. 8800 9600 $105 $119...

What Should I do?? Sli 9600 GT Superclocked or???. I currently have a EVGA 9600 GT Superclocked and am wondering if I should Sli or sell the 9600 and get something else. Maybe XFX 8800 Alpha Dog andwait for the price to come down and then SLI that or buy a...

about that then my motherboard could be to weak :), I dont have to big experience in this things, thats why i consider geforce 8800 and price range between 8800 and 9600 because suits me better, but I am really suprise then I could put in so good graphic card....

be worth it to get the 9600 over the 8600. As for the 8800, it would be a little better than the 9600 in terms of performance. But, if you are on a budget, the 9600 is a better choice than the 8800. but will 9600 work on PCIe 1.0? it is stated it conects...

nForce 650i motherboard and I've read that I can't overclock much. Please don't go mentioning that I should buy a 8800 or 9600 or 9800... I plan on getting a 8800 or 9800 when I have the money, I just needed to order this computer because I need a more powerful...

so which one the 8800 or 9600 Like I said, if I were in your position, I think I would take the 8800 gs myself. Feel free though to look at reviews online and what not, but if it were me, I'd pick up the 8800 gs. If you are in the US, this card competes...

higher (8800, 9600, 9800 and up, 9500 and below in 9xxx series dont count) will be a good improvement for you. >> Shadow703793 >> I'm fully aware that it's the 8600 I have currently. I was referring to a 8800 vs 9600 review to question if a higher number...