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  Zotac 9800GTX+ Amp Edition

  Roydon Cerejo, Aug 08, 2008 1605 hrs IST

  The so-called Radeon 4850 killer is here. Can it really slay it or will it be the other way around?

  Good cooling, CUDA and PhysX support, 55nm, Hybrid power support.

  No performance benefit over the 9800GTX, Doesn't over-clock further, A bit pricey.

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Page 1 - Intro and Specifications Page 2 - Bundle Page 3 - The Card 1 of 3 Page 4 - The Card 2 of 3 Page 5 - The Card 3 of 3 Page 6 - Synthetic Benchmarks Page 7 - Game Benchmarks - F.E.A.R Page 8 - Game Benchmarks - HL2: Lost Coast Page 9 - Game Benchmarks - Quake 4 Page 10 - Game Benchmarks - UT:3 Page 11 - Game Benchmarks - Crysis Page 12 - Game Benchmarks - Call of Juarez Page 13 - Overclocking Page 14 - Conclusion

The Card

The box is the same as all of other 'Amp' series cards with a dragon dominating the front of the box. The rest of the specifications are mentioned around the edge of the box.

The card and the accessories are covered by a plastic protection. This is quite a nice addition and gives some extra resistance against abuse during shipping of the product.

Well, no surprise here, the design is exactly the same as the 9800GTX and is also exactly the same length. In the front we have the sticker of the card, which takes up the front half, while the rear half is dominated by the fan.

Page 1 - Intro and Specifications Page 2 - Bundle Page 3 - The Card 1 of 3 Page 4 - The Card 2 of 3 Page 5 - The Card 3 of 3 Page 6 - Synthetic Benchmarks Page 7 - Game Benchmarks - F.E.A.R Page 8 - Game Benchmarks - HL2: Lost Coast Page 9 - Game Benchmarks - Quake 4 Page 10 - Game Benchmarks - UT:3 Page 11 - Game Benchmarks - Crysis Page 12 - Game Benchmarks - Call of Juarez Page 13 - Overclocking Page 14 - Conclusion

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