Sandy said:bump both and get a 7600GT for 8.5k
andysmith45 said:Where can one get a 7600GT for 8.5K?
octave said:the 7600gs ddr2 versions are slower in performance than 7300gt with gddr3 memory.
however the 7600gs based on gddr3 memory has higher clocks and almost has peformance closer to 7600gt.however its not available here i guess.
So currently if ur getting a 7300gt get the one based on gddr3 memory as it has higer clocks and better peformance than 7600gs. If its not available get 7600gs ddr2.Hope it clears it up a bit.
Conclusion:
At the top end of the 7300GT specification, Nvidia had created quite a monster which offers a high level of perfomance for the intended market. In addition, Nvidia's 7300GT is the only budget GPU on the market that offers full hardware acceleration for HD resolution up to 1080p. In the case of Inno3D and Palit 7300GTs, they are faster than a standard clocked 7600GS, thanks to the high working frequencies of the GPU and memory.
We are very happy with the features and speed of Nvidia's 7300GT GPU and would highly recommend it to casual or light gaming users. From the results above, we do not believe ATi could come up with something that can go head to head with the 7300GT GPU at the same price bracket. Well done, Nvidia!!
Anish said:Among the 7300GT DDR2 (4.5k) and 7600GS (6.xxk), the 7600GS is better
deathvirus_me said:Between those two ... definitely the 7600GS wins .. but hey , gather up some more and get a 7600GT , u won't regret it ..