Palit straps 1GB onboard RAM to 9600GT

Sonic VGA gets 1024MB.

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Published Mar 21, 2008 4:29 AM CDT
Updated Nov 3, 2020 12:38 PM CST

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Word is in today that Palit is about to start shipping its GeForce 9600GT graphics card under the Sonic naming scheme with a grand total of 1GB of onboard RAM.

It uses 1024MB of DDR3 memory which is clocked at 2000MHz DDR - it is an improvement over a regular 9600GT reference card that has a memory clock speed of 1800MHz DDR. The core comes clocked at a factory overclocked speed of 700MHz which is 50MHz faster than standard.

As long as pricing is good, it should be a pretty kick ass product. We have one on the way for testing next week, so you'll need to wait till our full review is online for the final verdict.

Until then head on over to the product page for more details.

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