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Ours would... Out Palit Geforce 8800 GTS Sonic 1 GB would certainly have beaten the standard 8800 GTX but I can't say the same for all the other cards on the market. http://www.legitreviews.com/article/683/6/

While I am the PR Manager for Palit Multimedia (The Palit division for the Americas) and we have our own product lineup, I will take a stab at this. I am not sure if you are talking about two different colored coolers or PCBs (Board). I guess you mean the cooler. We anodize the coolers to give...

Xpertvison is a Palit company. :) Thanks for the support!

Next week Our cards are en route to a place you can buy them. You should see reviews on our cards around that time or a week later. Not sure how you can get our stuff in Jamaica though. :)

I like how expertview did this... "9600GT 256MB ≈ 8800GS 384MB ≈ 8800GTS 320MB < 9600GT 512MB ≈ 8800GS 768MB ≈ 8800GTS 640MB < 8800GT 512MB < 8800GTS 512MB < 8800GTX 768MB < 8800Ultra 768MB < 9800GX2" Should sum it up for you. Basically we are going from NO midrange cards with...

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(320 bit / 8 [bits per byte]) * 800 MHz * 2 [DDR vs SDR] = 64,000 B/s or 64 GB/s (256 bit / 8 [bits per byte]) * 1,000 MHz * 2 [DDR vs SDR] = 64,000 B/s or 64 GB/s Yes they are equal but actually higher. However, you still might see either bus do better in there real world. Missed...

To clarify: Throughput is the number you want. How much stuff can you get from one side to the other. This is generally measured in bandwidth. While theoretical and actual vary, the more the better. So how do you get more through? Frequency and bus width. If you have 2 buses that are 128...

Here are some more reviews on the Palit 9600 GT Sonic... if you are interested. http://techreport.com/articles.x/14168 http://www.pcstats.com/NewsView.cfm?NewsID=65611 On the first page of the Tech Report article you can see the sleeve we put around the ASIC (Chip package) to protect...

Memory densities have been increasing over time. It is not a matter of if developers will use higher memory densities, it is a matter of WHEN. Here is a graph showing memory densities over time. 1GB will be the norm sooner rather than later. The general consumer buys a card once every 2-3 years...

From other vendors?

Yes, those cards are great. Palit will tell you. I got a set of them and OC'ed them past all of the other overclocked versions on the market. I tortured them with high temps at full load for 2 weeks straight with absolutely no issues. While your mileage may vary, they are very good cards.

You should see him try to order Chinese food.

Standard Palit 9600 GT has 1 DVI, 1 HDMI and 1 S-Video connection. The Sonic version has 2x DVI, 1 HDMI and 1 DisplayPort. It is also available at Newegg. (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814261002)