Hi,
As the subject says: what would be your decent (better) alternative to ASUS EN9600GT SILENT card?
Something newish, fanless, dual DVI... no games...
Thanks
ASUS EN9600GT SILENT - decent alternative
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By no games you mean that you`re not interested in any games bundled with the card?
Powercolor is planning a passive 5750 though it will be hard to find like all 5xxx cards.
You could also use an accelero on a card of your choice. Unfortunately, mounting an accelero on the 57xx series cards can be a bit complicated because of the tall dual dvi connector, although some non reference designs come without it.
Powercolor is planning a passive 5750 though it will be hard to find like all 5xxx cards.
You could also use an accelero on a card of your choice. Unfortunately, mounting an accelero on the 57xx series cards can be a bit complicated because of the tall dual dvi connector, although some non reference designs come without it.
Re: ASUS EN9600GT SILENT - decent alternative
I don't know about the ASUS card, but my ECS silent 9600GT with Accelero pre-mounted has been excellent.qpc wrote:Hi,
As the subject says: what would be your decent (better) alternative to ASUS EN9600GT SILENT card?
Something newish, fanless, dual DVI... no games...
Thanks
I mean no games that require top-knock cards. I still need decent graphic.ntavlas wrote:By no games you mean that you`re not interested in any games bundled with the card?
It's just that this particular card seems to be out of stock almost everywhere which tells me it's not being made anymore, and I feel bit dumb about buying "old" stuff.
Other than that - would GT9600 still be a decent chipset?
Thanks
Well, the 9600gt can play a wide range of games at good settings but it only takes one game (in my case it was borderlands) to make you want to upgrade.
If the 5750 wasn`t so overpriced at the moment I would say go for it instead.
You could also look at the passive 4850 by gigabyte, If you don`t mind the extra power consumption over the 9600.
If the 5750 wasn`t so overpriced at the moment I would say go for it instead.
You could also look at the passive 4850 by gigabyte, If you don`t mind the extra power consumption over the 9600.