Nvidia 8800GT?

[poldopunk]

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i'm using 9800GT which is 8800GT. they're pretty much the same but the 9800GT runs a lot cooler and has added features (tri-sli, hybrid sli, cuda, etc.) but they're one and the same and most review sites explains the rebranding is for nvidia to exhaust their stock of this particular GPUs.

[Sasori]

back for buck diay ning 8800GT? i think ang 8600GT man cguro. few years ago man kaha? hehe..

[poldopunk]

the 8800gt is truly a bang for the buck at its time because it delivers performance similar to the the high-end at its time (8800GTX) at a mainstream price. it held its position for quite some time which made it almost legendary.

the 8600GT was way too crippled to be considered for the title.

[and1rew]

2.5-3.5k ako budget.. mag tigom pa sd ko. hehe. abi nako m-barato kay dugay na mn gd.
unsa lain inyo m-recommend?

1.5k na lang para sa HD 4770

[vipvip68]

the 8800gt is truly a bang for the buck at its time because it delivers performance similar to the the high-end at its time (8800GTX) at a mainstream price. it held its position for quite some time which made it almost legendary.

the 8600GT was way too crippled to be considered for the title.

thats right.. I remember when they released the 8600GT it was 199 to 249 usd.
people wanted a midrange card with thesame performance as the 8800gts 320/640.
it was too slow and wasn;t worthy to be called a midrange performance card like the radeon 9700, 6600, 7600 before it.

[thermaltake]

yep rebranded lng 8800 to 9800