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Inno3D GeForce 8800 GT 512MB the OC edition
"Wow ... the GeForce 8800 GT that NVIDIA launched recently is a hit isn't it ? Original figures state that at the launch roughly 50,000 units were available. It took less than 24 hours before ya'll noticed it was running out of stock everywhere. Well, it is definitely a bang for bucks example graphics card. The amount of performance it offers at that price tag, that just hits a sweet spot doesn't it ?"

Inno3D GeForce 8800 GT OC review
"There is a single good reason why many GeForce 8800 GTS owners are trying to flog off their graphics cards and that is the arrival of the GeForce 8800 GT.

The new 8800 GT is not only considerably faster than the 8800 GTS, but amazingly it is also much cheaper. Many readers have asked why this is and how Nvidia can just release a graphics card that eliminates most of its high-end line up! It is pretty simple really. The GeForce 8800 GTX was released a year ago now and is very much at the end of its lifespan."

PNY GeForce 8600GT 512MB Review
"So you’re looking for a new nVidia graphics card that supports DirectX 10 and can handle new games... but you’re not looking to get a high-end card and break the bank. Naturally, you’re looking around for a mainstream card such as an 8600GT. Let’s examine the PNY GeForce 8600GT 512MB onboard memory. How much of an impact will 512MB of memory and overclocked clock speed be compared to other 8600GT’s on the market? Is this the mainstream card you’re looking for that supports DirectX 10 and plays all of the hottest games on the market, even games to come? Join me as we answer all of these questions and more.

"Established in 1985, PNY Technologies, Inc. delivers a full spectrum of high-quality products for everything in and around the computer. PNY is a leading manufacturer and supplier of computer graphics accelerator cards for consumers and professional graphics boards for professionals, memory upgrade modules, Flash Media and Flash peripherals. The company's retail product line includes products used in a growing number of consumer electronics devices, such as personal computers, digital cameras and PDA devices.""

Gigabyte GeForce 8500 GT 256MB Review
"The mainstream and high-end areas of the graphics card market tend to get the most attention, and for obvious reasons, as these are the products that can either pump out the framerates or offer killer price performance ratios. But that doesn't mean entry-level buyers are any less important, as sub-$100 video cards represent a very lucrative market.

It all comes down to numbers, and there are far more buyer walking around with a C-note in their pockets, than there are with a budget of several hundred dollars, so companies like ATI and NVIDIA can definitely make it up in volume. We're covering a very interesting entry-level video card today, as the Gigabyte GeForce 8500 GT 256MB is not only priced right, but offers higher performance than a conventional GeForce 8500 GT card."

ASUS EN8600GTS SILENT (UK)
"In this test, we are going to take a look on a graphics card from Asus, namely, a 8600GTS, which supports DX10. Recently, we tested a P5K motherboard from Asus, which performed really well. So it will be exciting to see whether Asus can maintain their usual standard. The graphics card that we are going to test is called Asus EN8600GTS Silent."

Asus EN8600GT Silent/HTDP/512M Graphics Card
"Recently we reviewed the Asus EN8600GT OC GEAR graphics card and came away with slightly mixed feelings about the cooling solution used. The fan employed was unnecessarily loud in our opinion, as we found that lowering the fan speed did not compromise the GPU temperature when stressed. Today we look at the Asus EN8600GT Silent, effectively the same card only this time, passively-cooled. In fact, Asus claims it runs "7°C cooler than generic boards" — a bold statement."

Gainward 8600GT Goes Like Hell
"Yes that's right, another 8600GT review from XSReviews; this time it's a Gainward. Featuring a large and interesting cooling solution, will Gainward's card be our favourite 8600 so far? Read on to find out."