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Author: Whoopty | ||
| Posted: 16:47, December 14th 2007 | |||
| Link: http://www.sapphiretech.com | |||
| Score: 5 out of 10 [?] | |||
| Price: £60 | |||
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Other Testing
Overclocking
Using nVidia’s nTune, I managed to raise the core frequency from 550 MHz to 675MHz and the memory frequency from 800 MHz to 850MHz. This was a stable overclock with the GPU temperature not topping 58 degrees C. With a fan cooling the GPU, I’m sure this card could be overclocked much further, but I didn’t want to risk it too much being that it is it passively cooled.
Noise
As this card is fan-less, it’s completely silent. Yes that’s right, silent.
Cost
Zotac haven’t seemed to have released a price for this version of their 9500gt, so the price is somewhat unknown. But going by other cards of this type, it’s probably in the £50 region. The Vvikoo 9600GT in comparison costs around £70.
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