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Graphic Cards Under Rs. 10,000
By: Jayesh Mansukhani   |   Dec 09, 2006
Gamers have never had it so good! Thanks to the on-going competitive wars between ATI and Nvidia, graphic technology scales dip drastically every few months. Today’s high-end chipset is tomorrow’s value product. One such chipset is the Nvidia 7600 GT. It started life as a mid-level chipset promising to bridge the gap between the lightweight 7300 series and the flagship model of the time the 7800 GTX series.

With the advent of the 8800 GTX series, the 7600 GT series has seen a fair bit of reduction in costs increasing its price vs. performance ratio. Therefore products built on this chipset today offer the best VFM experience in graphic cards without skimping on essential features. Being DX9 compliant with full support for shader 3.0 and HDR (High Dynamic Range) the chipset can easily run next-gen titles such as Half-Life 2 Episode 1 and F.E.A.R without too much effort. The DX9 compliance also means the chipset has full support for Windows Vista. Another important thing to note about this chipset is that it is built on a 90nm process as compared to the earlier generation which was on 130nm. This translates to smaller cards, less power requirement and cooler running products.
Here are 3 products based on this excellent chipset.

Palit 7600GT 256 MB PCi-E: Rs. 9,300
Palit Microsystems is a Chinese firm, which has been manufacturing Nvidia based Graphic card for quite a few years. The whole focus of manufacturing had been earlier intended towards the OEM market. However with their acquisition of the respected Gainward name, which was famous for its cutting edge products Palit has shifted focus and now ships directly to the industry channels. This has seen their presence and consumer awareness about their products increase leading to a greater uptake on their products.

The Palit 7600GT is based on Nvidia’s reference design for the 7600 GT series and comes equipped with the standard VGA Port, DVI Port and an S-Video out. In keeping with its reference design, the card is clocked at a 560/700 core/memory speed, which makes it an absolute stock model with no difference from other products. Where this card gains over offerings from other manufacturers, is that Palit has taken care of providing an excellent cooling solution on the card the card , i.e. the fan on the graphic card is large and keeps the card running cool allowing for some decent amount of overclocking .Another factor that helps this card is the excellent 2d quality that this card offers which is a great point, considering how often one hears gripes about the less than stellar 2d quality available from other far more reputed manufacturers. The software package that is available with this card is in keeping with its status as a low budget offering. It does not offer anything more than HDTV cable, the driver CD and a single software release in the form of Cyberlink’s PowerDVD software.Priced at Rs 9,300 its excellent cooling solution and great 2D display makes this card an excellent buy.


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Hi,iam using xfx geforce 6200 will be good for playing latest games if not then please tell me good one between 8k and10k mind u iam using p5pe-vm Asus Motherboardand intel pentium D of 2.8ghz,please tell me quickly
purnendu @ Aug 07, 2008
i'm havin a 2.4GHz (pin processor)+865gv chipset+512MB RAM+ATI Radeon 9550-256MB(Plugged in a AGP slot).Now i'm thinkin of Upgradation....can u plz suggest me a good MotherBoard+Processor configuration + a high performance and affordable Graphics Card
Prafull @ Jul 27, 2008
give me rates og differd graphic cards
gopi @ Jun 10, 2008
which graphic card will be better for my pc. i am using intel pc with d845gvad2 motherboard, searched the intel site and i found that it has an agp slot . it has 64mb inbuilt graphic card (agp or pci). Please suggest me which latest agp card will be best and suitable and will be better for my pc. Processor: 2.4 GHz; RAM: 384 MB DDR SD RAM and i will also upgrade my ram upto 1 gb
Prateek @ Mar 31, 2008
GeForce 8600 DDR3 256 MB comes in Rs. 6000 in Mumbai
Steel @ Feb 07, 2008
I want to ask that which graphic card will be better for my pc i am using compaq pc with hewlett packard motherboard, it has no graphic card (agp or pci). Please suggest me which one will be better for my pc.
Processor: 1.9 GHz
RAM: 384 MB DDR SD RAM
Naveen @ Dec 18, 2006
i have a amd sempron 64 2800+ processor @ 1.6ghz,asus k8v-vmultra moboard,i ahve invested in a 7300gs 256 mb pcie graphic card.i wanted to know if this is a good card,and is it capable of running the latest games?????.pls do reply.......thanks
jude dsouza @ Dec 16, 2006
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