Green 9600GT Specs Revealed

WC Annihilus · #1 22-01-09, 08:24 AM

"Details about Nvidia's "green" 9600GT card have been revealed"

Read on

zak4994 · #2 22-01-09, 02:52 PM

56 watts?

Does this mean you won't need 6 pin PCI-e connector?

Would be so awesome...

soapsupah · #3 22-01-09, 03:04 PM

not bad, but people who buy those expensive cards nowadays want performance, if its not cheaper than the other versions i dont know if many people will buy it. less wats = lower clock since its the same gpu afterall...

thanks for the news man

Soap.

WC Annihilus · #4 22-01-09, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by name='zak4994'

56 watts?

Does this mean you won't need 6 pin PCI-e connector?

Would be so awesome...

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Originally Posted by name='article

The GeForce 9600GT Green Edition bears a number of tweaks from the original card, including lower clock speeds, [B]the removal of the external PCI-E power connector[/B'], and a decreased operating voltage.

nathan · #5 22-01-09, 06:16 PM

work in this area may help with the top end products, well a decrease in power consumption.

zak4994 · #6 22-01-09, 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by name='WC Annihilus'

woops.

I skim read it.

Coltan · #7 22-01-09, 06:52 PM

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The GeForce 9600GT Green Edition bears a number of tweaks from the original card, including lower clock speeds, the removal of the external PCI-E power connector, and a decreased operating voltage.

I don't like that kind of tweaking

But then, this card is obviously not aimed at overclockers. What I don't understand is why they don't enable separate 2D/3D clocks for all their cards, instead of trying to sell us crippled versions (probably for the same price).