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With unparalleled graphics realism and game performance, it'll be hard to deny the existence of the perfect graphics card. Along with unsurpassed PC movie quality, XFX delivers a praise-worthy combination of stability and power that is hard to believe.
Quick Glance
Video Chipset: GeForce 8600 GTS
Slot Type: PCI Express x16
Interface Type: 1 x TV Out
Functionality: 2 Monitors
Installed Memory: 256
Summary
Product Title: XFX GeForce 8600 GTS Graphics Card
Manufacturer: XFX
Power Score: 4.3 | 3 Reviews
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Product Reviews (3)
Good card!
Strengths: Good performance for the price!
Weakness: None really...OK, so it's not the fastest beast out there.
I bought this card primarily for general use in Vista and for playback of HD-DVDs (paired with PowerDVD Ultra 7). I'm not much of a gamer, so this card could be considered overkill, but it works great for me... and after rebate, it's pretty cheap (relative to some video cards out there, anyway!). Unless you need top-of-the line performance, this could be a good choice. If you want really good...
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By dressel - Nov 28, 2007
XFX 8600 GTS overclocked
Strengths: heck of a difference in "seeing" a game,was it worth it YES would i go for the 8800 series ,i will hold off on that 'till more directx10 games out
Weakness: MUST get updates as soon as you put it in. Be Sure all old drivers are out from other video card
Very very happy with my purchase .Have read a lot about DX10 just wish that so much of it was Not contradicting in information ..some stories say that putting the card in sli 2X there is a Massive drop in frame rate. so read up on it that was the main reason i went with the 8600. It seems that professional reviewers forget that the regular guy is spending their own money and not the bosses or...
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By wnd50 - Oct 6, 2007
ATI Radeon HD 2600XT vs Nvidia GeForce 8600 GTS
Looking for the best mainstream videocard we bring you a comparison between the two leading mainstream cards offered by Nvidia and ATI under $200. Results are nonetheless surprising.
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By Techspot - Sep 22, 2007