Monday, Apr 9th 2007 by Ewdison Then


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Those who are like me and cannot afford the all mighty nVidia Geforce 8800 should be happy to know that nVidia’s mid-range 8000 series card will be out soon.

Mid-range nVidia GeForce 8-series card prices and launch date

The 256MB GeForce 8600 GTS is set to be around $229, 8600 GT will be $149 to $159 and the 128MB GeForce 8500 GT will sell as low as $89.

GeForce 8600 GTS — 256 MB GDDR3, 675 MHz core clock, 1000 MHz memory clock
GeForce 8600 GT — 256 MB GDDR3, 540 MHz core clock, 700 MHz memory clock
GeForce 8500 GT — 128 to 256 MB DDR2 or GDDR3, 450 MHz core clock, 700 MHz memory clock

All of these cards should be available the same day as announcement date on April 17th.

Mid-range GeForce 8000-series Launch Dates, Prices [via computer power tips]

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  1.  Duncan   View all comments by Duncan  +1  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    I’m eying on the GTS

  2.  z3r0c00l   View all comments by z3r0c00l  +1  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    Yeah, me too, looks awesome, although I don’t think i’ll be able to SLI it up with my 7600…

    Anyways, better have one 8600 GTS than only one 7600 GT.

    z3r0c00l

  3.  Duncan   View all comments by Duncan  +1  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    7600 GT is still decent, if i were you i’ll save up for 8800 :)

  4.  Question Man   View all comments by Question Man  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    do u need windows vista to play with these cards?

  5.  Ewdison Then   View all comments by Ewdison Then  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    Windows XP will work just fine

  6.  z3r0c00l   View all comments by z3r0c00l  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    7600 GT is still decent, if i were you i’ll save up for 8800 :)

    Should I get myself another 7600 GT, Watercooling or just wait for the 9800?

  7.  Ewdison Then   View all comments by Ewdison Then  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    I would personally get another 7600GT and SLI it if your mobo support it, better for the cash flow you know :)

  8.  Modee   View all comments by Modee  +1  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    i have mobo which is GA-8ITXE INTEL 850 AGP set
    which supoort AGP 4x(1.5v)
    and i use Nvidia riva TNT2 64 pro
    the cpu is 1.6ghz
    is Nvidia geforce 8500 fit for this computer
    please answer me
    please please please please please please please………………….

  9.  Jacob   View all comments by Jacob  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    i have mobo which is GA-8ITXE INTEL 850 AGP set
    which supoort AGP 4x(1.5v)
    and i use Nvidia riva TNT2 64 pro
    the cpu is 1.6ghz
    is Nvidia geforce 8500 fit for this computer
    please answer me
    please please please please please please please………………….

    No you cant use this motherboard for the PCI-E video cards. Time to upgrade dude

  10.  Modee   View all comments by Modee  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    thanx alot bec u answer me
    please tell me whats the most suitable card i use
    and i read in some sites that some AGP 3.0 cards (o.8v) can work on AGP 2(4x)(1.5v) mother board slots is that right

    thanxx alot jacob

  11.  jacob   View all comments by jacob  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    I know for sure 9200se 8X AGP works on 4X slot since i used to have 1 4X AGP board running it. but bet is to upgrade, a new machine might do you more good

  12.  ben   View all comments by ben  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    Bought myself a new crosshair motherboard with AMD 2x 3.0 Ghz with 2 Nvidia 8600 Gts cards in it, 2 Gb ram and is awsome, plays any game i want in highest quality.


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