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Tim S · 30th Jun 2006, 17:12

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/200..._gt_tdh/1.html

DXR_13KE · 30th Jun 2006, 18:11

i wish nvidia and ATI would make more effort in creating silent or more silent coolers.

Tim S · 30th Jun 2006, 18:23

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Originally Posted by DXR_13KE

i wish nvidia and ATI would make more effort in creating silent or more silent coolers.

In recent times, NVIDIA's high-end coolers have been very good, but the lower-end coolers have been substandard. ATI seems to have gone backwards, though. I've repeatedly said this to ATI because its partners don't spend much time differentiating themselves from one and other, hopefully they will listen soon.

TheColdLord · 30th Jun 2006, 22:55

Well this new cooler design looks similar to ATI's design INMHO. Nevertheless it is very good, and the 60mm fan is indeed welcome. I have a few doubts about the heatsink, even if it's size is much bigger, it could've been made integraly from Cu. A good card nevertheless

Nature · 1st Jul 2006, 07:40

Does the 7600GT use a 128 bit or 256 bit memory interface?

Nature · 2nd Jul 2006, 02:32

I'd love to see this Card tested against a reference 7800GT

sl1xx · 2nd Jul 2006, 03:29

ye this card looks sweet the cooler on it looks like the one's on ati x800/x850

olly_lewis · 2nd Jul 2006, 18:45

Seems likea nice little GPU and a quite one at that and im glad that leadtek has placed a large fan on the 7900GT reference model. And witha little bit of overclocking you can improve on the cost and value as well as protecting your ears...
Overall a good budget card... good for a media centre or budget small tower choice...

hitman012 · 2nd Jul 2006, 20:48

That looks like a pretty nice card for the money, especially with a decent cooling solution on board. Loving the enlargable pics as well

Tim S · 2nd Jul 2006, 22:31

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Originally Posted by Nature

Does the 7600GT use a 128 bit or 256 bit memory interface?

It's a 128-bit memory interface

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olly_lewis Hypermodder Join Date: May 2006 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 756	Seems likea nice little GPU and a quite one at that and im glad that leadtek has placed a large fan on the 7900GT reference model. And witha little bit of overclocking you can improve on the cost and value as well as protecting your ears... Overall a good budget card... good for a media centre or budget small tower choice...

2nd Jul 2006, 20:48	#9
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