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Old Aug 20, 2007, 01:39 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by russianboy View Post
I didn't know high-end cards went for $150
was high end .

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Originally Posted by devguy View Post
I was actually wondering about something like this. Are there any differences between the 2600pro vs the 2600xt other than the pro typically has gddr2 ram? If there are no differences, then this could be just like the Nvidia 7600gs/gt deal where at 7600gs w/gddr3 was sold cheaper and could overclock past 7600gt speeds easily. Either way, I lost any interest in the hd 26xx series as soon as I heard about the hd 2900gt in another thread.
But thats only in memory. The 7600GT still had the upper hand due to the 160Mhz increase on the core. The 2600XT has a 200Mhz increase on the core (And from my own testing, a core overclock improves the card a lot more than memory).

Plus, the 7600GT --> 7600GS had a 300Mhz increase in memory; the 2600XT --> 2600 PRO DDR2 has 600Mhz, while this DDR3 model has 400Mhz. I doubt they would use high end GDDR3 anyways, so it may be hard to do such an overclock.

But, if they CAN overclock into 2600XT speeds....whos complaining !

Ohh and to answer your question; yep, they are the same with different clocks .

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Overclock the 7600gt give me a break...i don't think soooooooooo... no way in hell is the 7600gs going to out clock a 7600gt..
He's talking about 7600GT stock speeds .
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