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#11
May 30th 06, 03:31 PM
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..what does the "GT" & "GS" acro mean?
"farmuse" schreef in bericht ... Chingy wrote: 7600? why not 7900 they are quite cheap anyway and wait 1-2 months more they will further go down in prices.. "rbt" wrote in message oups.com... Were all generalllyy right....heheh done a bit of homework. Here is some things ive found... Often the GS's 'memory clock speed' isn't stated. From my limited understanding this is probably 'cause really, who knows what the individual rigs SLi is going to produce with mismatched ram and consumer knowledge as one example. At least a single card rig would be more predictable AND intuitive.... Impression also count. Generally, A GT (Grand Tourismo) will wipe the floor with a GS (Grand Sports) and this reversinvg tricked me too... Obviously, for SLi a GS is better.. at this stage we are buying a 7600GS (i think).... because they are defective, go to pcper forum and find out. You say all 7900's are giving problems? Which forum messages are you referring to? regards, Marcel (also looking for a new gfx card) 
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#12
May 30th 06, 06:08 PM
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..what does the "GT" & "GS" acro mean?
Marcel Overweel wrote:
"farmuse" schreef in bericht ... Chingy wrote: 7600? why not 7900 they are quite cheap anyway and wait 1-2 months more they will further go down in prices.. "rbt" wrote in message egroups.com... Were all generalllyy right....heheh done a bit of homework. Here is some things ive found... Often the GS's 'memory clock speed' isn't stated. From my limited understanding this is probably 'cause really, who knows what the individual rigs SLi is going to produce with mismatched ram and consumer knowledge as one example. At least a single card rig would be more predictable AND intuitive.... Impression also count. Generally, A GT (Grand Tourismo) will wipe the floor with a GS (Grand Sports) and this reversinvg tricked me too... Obviously, for SLi a GS is better.. at this stage we are buying a 7600GS (i think).... because they are defective, go to pcper forum and find out. You say all 7900's are giving problems? Which forum messages are you referring to? regards, Marcel (also looking for a new gfx card) many are, from several companies. ASUS seems to be having better luck than others. Go to www.pcper.com, www.hardocp.com, or http://www.evga.com/community/messag...sp?FORUM_ID=32 I buy a lot of hardware, but after this I would not touch a 7000 series card until it is well documented they have passed good strict quality control. Because cards are being put on the market so quickly the quality suffers, and in the long run the customer pays the price.
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#13
May 31st 06, 09:31 AM
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..what does the "GT" & "GS" acro mean?
"farmuse" schreef in bericht ... Marcel Overweel wrote: "farmuse" schreef in bericht ... Chingy wrote: 7600? why not 7900 they are quite cheap anyway and wait 1-2 months more they will further go down in prices.. "rbt" wrote in message egroups.com... Were all generalllyy right....heheh done a bit of homework. Here is some things ive found... Often the GS's 'memory clock speed' isn't stated. From my limited understanding this is probably 'cause really, who knows what the individual rigs SLi is going to produce with mismatched ram and consumer knowledge as one example. At least a single card rig would be more predictable AND intuitive.... Impression also count. Generally, A GT (Grand Tourismo) will wipe the floor with a GS (Grand Sports) and this reversinvg tricked me too... Obviously, for SLi a GS is better.. at this stage we are buying a 7600GS (i think).... because they are defective, go to pcper forum and find out. You say all 7900's are giving problems? Which forum messages are you referring to? regards, Marcel (also looking for a new gfx card) many are, from several companies. ASUS seems to be having better luck than others. Go to www.pcper.com, www.hardocp.com, or http://www.evga.com/community/messag...sp?FORUM_ID=32 I buy a lot of hardware, but after this I would not touch a 7000 series card until it is well documented they have passed good strict quality control. Because cards are being put on the market so quickly the quality suffers, and in the long run the customer pays the price. Damn, I see what you mean. Hope they get it sorted out soon. regards, Marcel
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#14
June 2nd 06, 04:18 AM
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..what does the "GT" & "GS" acro mean?
The "problem" is just vendors going too far with the factory overclocks.
Just skip the OC / CO / Superclock / Extreme editions, save your money, and run the cards at nVidia's reference clock speeds. There shouldn't be any other problems. Overclocking, like warez, should always be free. -- "War is the continuation of politics by other means. It can therefore be said that politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." "farmuse" wrote in message ... many are, from several companies. ASUS seems to be having better luck than others. Go to www.pcper.com, www.hardocp.com, or http://www.evga.com/community/messag...sp?FORUM_ID=32 I buy a lot of hardware, but after this I would not touch a 7000 series card until it is well documented they have passed good strict quality control. Because cards are being put on the market so quickly the quality suffers, and in the long run the customer pays the price.
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