Matching Card Games Memory
December 6th, 2008 | 
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Which graphics card is better?
I’m looking for a graphics card for my brother but he won’t spend anything over $80 with shipping, handling and taxes. He doesn’t play any new games, mainly Counter-Strike Source. I found these 2 cards that matched his price range. Below are the specs.
Nvidia Geforce 9600 GSO
1.5GB DDR2, 192-bit
600MHz Core Clock
1500MHz Shader Clock
48 Stream Processors
800MHz Effective Memory Clock
DirectX 10
D-SUB, DVI, S-VIDEO
Grand Total: $53 W/ mail-in rebate ($30 MIR)
Or
Nvidia Geforce GT 220 FTW
1GB DDR3, 128-bit
720MHz Core Clock
1544MHz Shader Clock
48 Stream Processors
1620MHz Effective Memory Clock
DirectX 10.1
D-SUB, DVI, HDMI
Grand Total: $62 W/ Mail-In rebate ($35 MIR)
Which would be the better card?
Nvidia Geforce GT 220 FTW. It has everything better. Even though the GB ratio is lower it is triple channel which means a faster speed so its about the same as 1.5 dual channel. I mean it even has “for the win” in the product name
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