• Galaxy GeForce 9600GT Xtreme Tuner Edition

    Galaxy GeForce 9600GT Xtreme Tuner Edition

    Sudeep Naik, Apr 24, 2008 1112 hrs IST

    We've put it through our usual run of tests and here's how it performed.

    Decent Performance, Xtreme Tuner is a good addition, Affordable.

    Dual slot, No bundled game, Performance similar to a stock 9600GT.

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The last factory overclocked 9600GT we tested, the Palit 9600GT Sonic, turned out to be a good performer and a value-for-money option. This time, we have with us the BIG/Galaxy GeForce 9600GT Xtreme Tuner Edition. We put it through our usual run of tests and here's how it performed.

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Apart from the card, here's what you get in the package:

--Power Cable
--SPDIF cable
--DVI-VGA connector
--Driver disc
--Printed Quick Install Guide for the card and Xtreme Tuner

Too bad there's no games in this bundle.

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(10) Comments
rohit
,chennai, on Apr 25, 2008 12:56 PM
big 9600gt 512mb are the best performing cards then any models
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sathish
,coimbatore, on Apr 29, 2008 06:54 PM
right big 9600gt 512mb card is very good performing so go for big card
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Gamer
,Bangalore, on Apr 24, 2008 07:57 PM
Sudeep, you are using a slow test bed. Test it on a Core2 3Ghz machine and check if the performance is better than the stock 9600GT. The CPU is holding the card back.
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Ikrana
,City of the Damned, on Apr 25, 2008 03:57 PM
The cards don't look to be CPU limited. And it's a little sad when I read an ATI advert in the middle of this review, and you haven't tested an ATI card since... I think... what a few million years? The 3850 and 3870 are freely available in the market. You still refuse to test any ATI solution. This sort of review makes no sense if you're just going to compare a 9600GT to another 9600GT and another 9600GT and then another. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? Stop being such soddy nVidia fanboys and review some ATI cards.
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Dark_Orion
,Kolkata, on Apr 27, 2008 06:18 PM
yea you are right i get 11 k 3dmarks on core2duo e4300 @ 3.0 ghz with 2 gb ddr2 ram xfx 9600gt the test bed is very low and is bottlenecking the card
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SamRock
,Bangalore, on Apr 28, 2008 07:07 PM
Yes, Ikrana is right TT is so much biased towards nVidia cards and Mobos. Apart from the great ATI cards there has also been great new Mobos for the new RS780- chipset (from Gigabyte and ASUS etc). These mobos are drawing the whole PC Gamers' attention! But TT just wants to continue reviewing these same old cards again and again.
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hari
,chennai, on Apr 25, 2008 10:55 AM
big 9600gt xtream version is very super for maaya software so go for big graphic cards
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samla
,simla, on Apr 26, 2008 12:21 PM
rohit and hari , wants to say that asus, msi , gigabyte,xfx all are bad cards , and big is good , stupid......... go for better card , and branded product
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krishnan
,chennai, on Apr 26, 2008 02:58 PM
some supite will telling big is bad cards but thts is right bcoz i am also using big card only i am not thinked performance is very very good so go for big cards
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nimish
,mumbai, on Apr 25, 2008 06:32 PM
dont get me wrong but 9600gt,3870 being dx 10 cards dont give even 50 fps on dx10 games with aa on but give near 80 fps in dx9 games,dey out to be called dx 9 cards
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