Reviews are here: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=139323
Well, looks like I owe Perkam a cookie. He won the bet pretty soundly. In my defense, I made that claim when everyone still thought they'd have 64 SPs. :p:
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Reviews are here: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=139323
Well, looks like I owe Perkam a cookie. He won the bet pretty soundly. In my defense, I made that claim when everyone still thought they'd have 64 SPs. :p:
Why does [H] OCP seem to get cards to run games at a much better level than anyone else? They make it sound like the 8600 series are fantastic performers, while Anandtech, tweak, and others all seem disappointed at best?
I was with perkam the whole time :)
They should have been named 7600GTS and 7600GT OC...
The GT loses to an x1650xt in some games. It's a good thing I went the notebook route this upgrade season.
Cybercat will not be getting the following title: "I Make Bets I Can't Win"...seeing as the GTS is still a solid contender as its overclocking potential in SLI is quite impressive.
I will wait for 8900GS and HD2900XL.
Perkam
a graphics card with power gpu and weak memory subsystem
only factory OC will help it to become popular
They are definitely not that much appealing.
8600GT\GTS at newegg.........
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...nd&Order=PRICE
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...nd&Order=PRICE
8600GTS is no more than a 7900GS wit light OC I love my 8800 for 06 10500Mark look @ my rig :D
Yeah hopefully performance (i mean framerates) will be better in dx10 mode :)
thats what dx10 is all about in the first place, right?
In my opinion, ATi has, and will continue to have a better mid-range lineup.
RV610/630 will have-
Integrated HDCP on silicon, woot
Integrated sound for HDMI
65nm for less power hungry, cooler running cards
The rest has yet to be seen... but so far so good.
These cards will run DX10 like the FX5200 runs DX9 -mark my words :cool:
i am so getting the 8800gts 320mb asap...unless the 8900 series is to be released real soon.
And why do we have an Official 8600 Series Review Thread when we never had one for the 8800?
What a waste of space/time.
Is NVidia going to release a card with 64 Stream processors? Funny how a $200 card only has 32 SP's while a $300 card has 96...somebody screwed up.
These should be released as 8200's and 8300's. Not 8500 and 8600...Will NVidia come out with an 8700 series with 64 SP's?
1. $200 cards are their biggest market segment.
2. These cards give the least for the money.
3. Profit.