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Palit 9600GT Sonic 1GB Graphics Card

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Our Rating: 91% | Manufacturer: Palit

 

Introduction

 

Palit are back again with another 9600GT. While this model is a Sonic variant, this one also sports 1GB of memory. What's cool about this card is that more often than not you have two options when it comes to getting a card other than stock. You can get yourself one with more memory, which generally comes under the "Super" naming scheme; the other option is that you get yourself an overclocked model. This comes under the "Sonic" naming scheme for Palit. Today we've got ourselves a 1GB card which also happens to be overclocked.

 

Unfortunately Palit have called it the 9600GT 1GB Sonic; personally I think they should have called it the 9600GT 1GB Super Sonic which just sounds plain cool, and since the card carries with it an overclock and more memory, it's more than appropriate.

 

The Palit 9600GT really impressed us thanks to its connectivity options. Let's find out how this one goes and see if they followed the same formula that made the original 512MB 9600GT Sonic so good.

 


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