OP OP A Antz. Baseband Member Messages 49 May 5, 2007 #11 Sorry, After All That It Was The GT Is This Better Than The GS??
M maroon1 Banned Messages 3,479 May 6, 2007 #13 b1gapl said: The GT is an overclocked GS. Click to expand... GT also uses a GDDR3 memory. GS use GDDR2 memory.....
b1gapl said: The GT is an overclocked GS. Click to expand... GT also uses a GDDR3 memory. GS use GDDR2 memory.....
S Sora Renowned Budgeting Master Messages 4,153 Location Uniontown, PA May 6, 2007 #14 There are GDDR3 7600GS's and yes sorry it was a 7600GST. I just knew there was another one of the 7600 series.
There are GDDR3 7600GS's and yes sorry it was a 7600GST. I just knew there was another one of the 7600 series.
D Deathawk Daemon Poster Messages 1,151 Location Massachusetts May 6, 2007 #15 Uhh, no, actually, eVga made a 7600gts, you wern't wrong. EVGA e-FeForce 7600GTS 256MB DDR 3 PCI-E - Can Computer - Low Prices, High Quality, Unbeatable Value - Canada's Leading Online Computer Retailer
Uhh, no, actually, eVga made a 7600gts, you wern't wrong. EVGA e-FeForce 7600GTS 256MB DDR 3 PCI-E - Can Computer - Low Prices, High Quality, Unbeatable Value - Canada's Leading Online Computer Retailer
S Sora Renowned Budgeting Master Messages 4,153 Location Uniontown, PA May 6, 2007 #16 oh i knew it!!! So it's just a 7600GT except with 256-bit memory then huh?
b1gapl Mod Emeritus Messages 13,044 Location USA May 6, 2007 #17 No...it still says 128-bit, in the specs.
S Sora Renowned Budgeting Master Messages 4,153 Location Uniontown, PA May 6, 2007 #18 hrrm then whats the difference? I'm not in the mood to compare lmao.
b1gapl Mod Emeritus Messages 13,044 Location USA May 6, 2007 #19 I read somewhere that it's a 7600GT that supports software SLI, and not hardware SLI mode. I guess that's where that S at the end comes from.
I read somewhere that it's a 7600GT that supports software SLI, and not hardware SLI mode. I guess that's where that S at the end comes from.