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    Talking New NVIDIA price drop 99$ for the 9600 GT

    Desiring to increase the attractiveness of its graphical solutions, NVIDIA reduced the recomanded retail prices of the following video card:

    * GeForce 9600 GT 512 mb. GDDR-3-> $99;
    * GeForce 9600 GSO 384 mb. GDDR-3-> $79;
    * GeForce 9500 GT 512 mb. GDDR-3-> $69.

    Straight price competitors to the GeForce 9600 GSO GeForce 9500 GT become the Radeon HD 4670 and Radeon HD 4650 . GeForce 9600 GT becomes the more expensive alternative, which ensures passage to the following speed l
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    i think that its still $10-20 to much with the 8800gts 512 at 120
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    Quote Originally Posted by zanzabar View Post
    i think that its still $10-20 to much with the 8800gts 512 at 120
    yeah the 9600 GT for 70$ will be placed in all budget system . but i don't think that NVIDIA may reduce the price to this level without the 55 nm
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    Competition is GOOD ...
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    9600GT is a good card IMHO

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    Especially the 9600GT low profile version. Hehe. I know a few people that owns console-size PCs, which is sweet.

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    I've got a 9600gt in my htpc and I love it....Fantastic for gaming @ 720p
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    9600gt = most under rated card, yet performs by far one of the best in SLI (worht setting up sli for the money thats for sure)

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    What can we say, love NVIDIA

    Thats an excellent price for the 9600gt!

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    Today (September 13.) there's no 9600GT you can buy for that money:

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...nd&Pagesize=50
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    Ext. power connector.

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    yeah but I believe it outperforms the 4670 by a bit, honestly this is a great card, I wonder if ati will drop their prices. At this point, I don't think they'll have to since they've got a large customer base now that they've got the high end, and looking at their financial situation they can't afford to anyways
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    nvm

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    Sure this outperforms 4670, but the reason why I really DO love 4670 is the lack of power connector. Some of us have (real) stupid principles. Then again, Nvidia drivers + linux... :love: This is ripping me apart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nedjo View Post
    Today (September 13.) there's no 9600GT you can buy for that money:

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...nd&Pagesize=50
    well its week end, i dont expect from most e-tailers to lower prices till monday.

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    At $99 this is a decent competitor to the $79 HD 4670, but remember that nVidia selling a 9600GT for $99 is not good business (selling HD 4670 for $79 isn't a high margin product either, but it is better).

    First of all the 9600GT is a much larger die (~240mm^2 @ 65nm) and also the PCB is much more complex with the 256-bit memory bus.

    It's the same thing with the 9600GSO at $79 - the 9600GSO is a decent competitor for the HD 4670 (although overall the 4670 is better IMO), but it is based on a 324mm^2 chip and has a 192-bit bus (more complex than 128-bit for 4670).

    nVidia can compete, no doubt, but the issue is making money. I'm not sure that selling a 9600GSO for $79 is making money for nVidia or their partners.
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    sure this is a great deal. this card was my first choice before the 4850 appearance.And the real competitor of this card will be the rv770LE

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    the card is not worth more than $50.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Extelleron View Post
    At $99 this is a decent competitor to the $79 HD 4670, but remember that nVidia selling a 9600GT for $99 is not good business (selling HD 4670 for $79 isn't a high margin product either, but it is better).

    First of all the 9600GT is a much larger die (~240mm^2 @ 65nm) and also the PCB is much more complex with the 256-bit memory bus.

    It's the same thing with the 9600GSO at $79 - the 9600GSO is a decent competitor for the HD 4670 (although overall the 4670 is better IMO), but it is based on a 324mm^2 chip and has a 192-bit bus (more complex than 128-bit for 4670).

    nVidia can compete, no doubt, but the issue is making money. I'm not sure that selling a 9600GSO for $79 is making money for nVidia or their partners.
    first shrinks with 55nm G94 will ship shortly, so i think that step is also there to get rid of the 65nm inventory.

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    Quote Originally Posted by safan80 View Post
    the card is not worth more than $50.
    9600 GT? How so?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calmatory View Post
    9600 GT? How so?
    because it's a rip off when you compare it to other cards like the 8800GT or 4850.


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    When the Rv770LE i released 9600GT is blow out of the water im guessing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gambit_2K View Post
    When the Rv770LE i released 9600GT is blow out of the water im guessing.
    What about 9600GT @ 55nm?

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    I believe the current competitor for the 9600gt is the hd 3850 and hd 3870. Both can be had under $100USD on the egg beater.

    Palit 3850 $89.99
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814261020

    Sapphire 3870 $99.99
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814102752
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