When it comes to mid-range gaming performance it is hard to go wrong with a GeForce 7600GS or 7600GT graphics card. Given their price range, the performance delivered by these GPUs is impressive. In the meantime, ATI newly released answer to the 7600 series remains unavailable, so there is not a lot that threatens NVIDIA's mid range offerings.
Currently a GeForce 7600GS will set you back $110, while the 7600GT is slightly more expensive at $150. Both are based on the G73 architecture which uses a 90nm fabrication process. At just $40 more than the 7600GS, the 7600GT sounds like a steal and rightfully so, however before you make up your mind we take a closer look at the performance of both of these cards at its default speeds and maximum overclocked frequencies.
View: Gigabyte GeForce 7600GS & 7600GT review @ TechSpot
Currently a GeForce 7600GS will set you back $110, while the 7600GT is slightly more expensive at $150. Both are based on the G73 architecture which uses a 90nm fabrication process. At just $40 more than the 7600GS, the 7600GT sounds like a steal and rightfully so, however before you make up your mind we take a closer look at the performance of both of these cards at its default speeds and maximum overclocked frequencies.
View: Gigabyte GeForce 7600GS & 7600GT review @ TechSpot
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