kaisterkai
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Again, if these two has a fight in gaming wise, which one will win?
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The GT240 and 9600GT are based on different architectures. The 240 has interageted sound and supports dx10.1 where the 9600GT has neither.
Then there's also two different versions of the GT240. The DDR5 performs MUCH better than the DDR3 one.
I'd say it goes:
GT240 DDR3<9600GT<GT240 DDR5
forgive me if I'm wrong, but isn't the 240gt basically the third rename for the 8800gt/9800gt?
The GT240 and 9600GT are based on different architectures. The 240 has interageted sound and supports dx10.1 where the 9600GT has neither.
Then there's also two different versions of the GT240. The DDR5 performs MUCH better than the DDR3 one.
I'd say it goes:
GT240 DDR3<9600GT<GT240 DDR5
the gt240 only has a 128-bit bus, so it's expected that the ddr3 one would have lack luster performance. but I agree with your performance scale.
if I had to add the 9800GT in the equation.. how will it read?
GT240 DDR 3<9600GT<249GT DDR 5<99800GT?
something like that? or isn't the 9800GT that great?
When you talk about "cooler" you mean the performance? Or are you talking about the look?
How is it better? (If you're talking about performance... )
How is it better? (If you're talking about performance... )
Cooler as in degrees celcius.
It costs more.![]()
Im using a 9800GTX+ (Asus) i got it maybe a year and a half ago
its very good can still run latest games on med settings on HD resolution
when a GPU needs a 6-Pin, is that good or is that bad? Because I was thinking, IF it NEEDS one, then will it be able to produce a better performance?
Yip, more power = more performance.
The GTS250 is the new 9800GTX+.
Fixed.
Our review of the Galaxy GeForce GT 240 (DDR5) showed that it was as fast as the GeForce 9600 GT (96 W). This makes it a superior solution as it is cheaper and has a lower power consumption and thermal output. It also supports DirectX 10.1 (as little of a difference that makes), DirectCompute 1.2 (instead of DirectCompute 1.1 in the GeForce 9600 GT) and a newer version of the PureVideo HD video processor. Finally, it comes with a HD audio processor built-in, so it supports 8-channel LPCM right out of the box.