• MSI NX7600GT Diamond Edition

    MSI NX7600GT Diamond Edition

    Sudeep Naik, Nov 23, 2006 1600 hrs IST

    MSI 7600GT Diamond Edition is creating waves for its amazing performance and overclocking capabilities. Let's dive into it.

    Good build, Good bundle, VIVO, Decent performance

    Dual slot, Poor overclocker, Slightly expensive.

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hasim hafeji
,durat, on Jun 04, 2009 03:21 PM
intel,007
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anil m
,mumbai, on Nov 24, 2006 08:37 PM
are you guys for real? 7900gs is available for 11.2 at lammi from big and around 12.5 for the zebronics 7900GS. who in their right mind would buy a 7600GT for 12000
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Amal John
,Mumbai, on Nov 24, 2006 12:17 PM
I am planning to buy a graphics card in 10-12k have shortlisted 7600GT. can anyone tell me is there any other which give more performance and future proof in the same price??
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Navin Mishra
,MUMBAI, on Nov 24, 2006 01:01 PM
Hi Amal,Pl call Navin-9323-170474 For MSI Graphics cards
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vijayshimla
,Shimla 171001, on Nov 23, 2006 08:03 PM
MSI is not selling many Video Cards in India, only because of the fact at they R pricing them too high!, in USA a friend picked up one for US $ 134 with 1 Game bundled.( Rs. 5963 ), we are only required to pay Rs. 12000- EXACTLY DOUBLE The amount.
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Avi
,Bangalore, on Nov 23, 2006 05:37 PM
Great article! Palit's card gives most bang for the buck from the lot. This MSI NX7600GT card just does not seem right... Way overpriced! Sudeep, by the way, in the F.E.A.R. 1024*768 test, BIG 7600GThad 44 fps when anti aliasing and anisotropic filtering were enabled! Is that true or just a typing error?
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