[ANDY_JEFF]

Hello.. is that any other graphic card around same range of prize with x1300pro and do better performance then x1300pro. Thank You

 

[zone]

Check the XFX GeForce 6600 DDR2.
It was specially released by Nvidia in response to ATI's Radeon 1300.
For more info check this article.

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As competition for ATI's X1300, this does extremely well. The card beats it in most benchmarks and overclocks well out of reach of the top model 1300. Nvidia have a very solid product with the 6600 DDR2, and XFX just makes the deal a little sweeter.

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This little 6600 definitely gave us what we deserve though, as we reached 6600 GT speeds on the core - our card topped out at exactly 500 MHz! Everything was completely stable at this speed, and the chips cooler was just barely warm. We managed a still impressive 102 MHz overclock on the memory, but this is still 98 MHz short of 6600 GT speeds. Regardless, the fact that this card was able to reach near GT spec while still remaining cool and stable is amazing.

 

[xie67]

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Originally Posted by ANDY_JEFF Hello.. is that any other graphic card around same range of prize with x1300pro and do better performance then x1300pro. Thank You

Is it to be installed in your signature system ?

 

[ANDY_JEFF]

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Originally Posted by z_one Check the XFX GeForce 6600 DDR2. It was specially released by Nvidia in response to ATI's Radeon 1300. For more info check this article.

Thank You ^.^ Beside 6600 is there any other card?

 

[ANDY_JEFF]

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Originally Posted by xie67 Is it to be installed in your signature system ?

Oh.. not that.. i got another new system ^.^

 

[xie67]

I don't know what you would be paying for a X1300pro over there but here a 6600Gt can be had for AUD$200.00.

The X1300pro goes for the AUD$180 to 210 mark.

The 6600GT will walk all over the 6600 GDDR2 in performance terms.

cheers

 

[ANDY_JEFF]

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Originally Posted by xie67 I don't know what you would be paying for a X1300pro over there but here a 6600Gt can be had for AUD$200.00. The X1300pro goes for the AUD$180 to 210 mark. The 6600GT will walk all over the 6600 GDDR2 in performance terms. cheers

Owh.. but 6600GT for me here cost around AUD$298.. is too expensive for me now.. >.< i got not much $ can buy for that.. and 6600 here cost around AUD$210... far defferent... >.<

 

[xie67]

Yes we too here in Australia pay far to much for hardware when compared to the USA.

Maybe you could contact ncsa on this forum as he is in Thailand and would be able to guide you to some good sites your way.

cheers

 

[ANDY_JEFF]

Owh Thx alot yah ^.^ i guess i going get 6600.. erm dose 6600 SLI ready?

 

[zone]

The SLI connector is used with GeForce 6600GT and above.
The plain 6600 is not SLI ready.
Just check the price difference between a 6600 DDR and a 6600 DDR2 before you buy anything.
If you decide to go for the 6600 DDR2 just make sure you get one that has a 128 bits memory interface because it also comes with a memory interface of 64 bits (and you don't want that) !

 

[Namrac]

Not according to the SLiZone website... according to that, all models 6600LE and up support HDR, SM3.0, and SLi.

http://www.slizone.com/object/slizon...rof3_home.html

 

[zone]

I googled SLI connector with GeForce 6600 and I got a line that says

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"The SLI connector is used with GeForce 6600 GT products and above. ... More powerful GPUs (GeForce 6600 GT and above) require the SLI connector to achieve ..."

So it's my mistake, I should have clicked on that link and read the true story inside

Quote from http://www.slizone.com/page/slizone_faq.html

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What graphics cards support SLI technology? All PCI Express based GeForce 7800 GTX 512, GeForce 7800 GTX, GeForce 7800 GT, GeForce 6800 Ultra, GeForce 6800 GS, GeForce 6800 GT, GeForce 6800, GeForce 6800 XT, GeForce 6800 LE, GeForce 6600 GT, GeForce 6600 and GeForce 6600 LE boards support SLI technology.

 

[Namrac]

Touche.

Now I'm confused...

 

[ANDY_JEFF]

Thx Alot~~ ^.^

 

[ANDY_JEFF]

But bit confuse too... Means 6600 not SLI ready rite?