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Old June 27th 03, 02:19 AM
BUFF
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Looking at a Sapphire 9600 pro but considering it's only got 4 pipelines

and
is missing the vertex shaders that the 9500 pro had and is higher in

price,
is there any decent alternative?

One possibility is a cheap 64mb ti4200 but not too sure.

If I was rich I'd buy a 9700 pro but I'm not :-)

TIA

tHatDudeUK


9600 Pro's are available for £140-145 inc. VAT & delivery which is slightly
cheaper than my 9500 Pro cost me from eBuyer.
Tip for you http://www.addonsonline.co.uk/ have some Albatron GF4 Ti4600's
on clearance
for £80+VAT


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Old June 27th 03, 02:29 AM
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9500pro will give ya better performance.

"BUFF" wrote in message
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"tHatDudeUK" wrote in
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Looking at a Sapphire 9600 pro but considering it's only got 4 pipelines

and
is missing the vertex shaders that the 9500 pro had and is higher in

price,
is there any decent alternative?

One possibility is a cheap 64mb ti4200 but not too sure.

If I was rich I'd buy a 9700 pro but I'm not :-)

TIA

tHatDudeUK


9600 Pro's are available for £140-145 inc. VAT & delivery which is

slightly
cheaper than my 9500 Pro cost me from eBuyer.
Tip for you http://www.addonsonline.co.uk/ have some Albatron GF4 Ti4600's
on clearance
for £80+VAT




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Old June 27th 03, 09:06 AM
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"tHatDudeUK" wrote in
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Looking at a Sapphire 9600 pro but considering it's only got 4 pipelines

and
is missing the vertex shaders that the 9500 pro had and is higher in

price,
is there any decent alternative?

One possibility is a cheap 64mb ti4200 but not too sure.

If I was rich I'd buy a 9700 pro but I'm not :-)

TIA

tHatDudeUK



The 9500 (both Pro and NP) are going to be increasingly more difficult to
find, now that they have superceded by the 9600 versions.

I am going through a similar exercise at the moment - although I am
definitely going for a Radeon (I think).

IIRC, the cheapest I have seen a 9500 Pro is around £140 + Vat (and P&P).

Other prices (approximately):
9600 NP - £70.00 + vat
9600 Pro - £110.00 + vat
9700 NP - £155.00 + vat
9700 Pro - £180.00 + vat

I am sure these may have dropped during the past week or so.

I am leaning towards the 9700 NP, *if* the price differential is only £15.
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