FS: ATI RADEON 9600 PRO Retail 128 MEG DDR *SOLD*

[QuA]

Bought in September.

Open to reasonable offers.

[Stratus_Power]

want to upgrade to a 9800 pro?

[ugotahondaeh?]

want to upgrade to a 9800 pro?

you selling?

[QuA]

Im planning to get a 9800 later next year. I'm selling this 9600pro for now.

[ninspeed]

thumbs up for a great card.. using the same card

[rage2]

I'm picking up a 9600 Pro tomorrow for my work machine. I'd buy yours if you lower the price... and I mean u gotta lower it a lot, you're asking more than what it's selling for new.

[QuA]

Hmmm cheapest I found was $275 + GST for the retail box. If you have other hook ups that can get it cheaper .... please share the info.

[Alphawolf]

Ascot is $258
Computer Rack is $260

and if you hope over the mountains..

NCIX...$247
Anitec...$226 (excellent store, about $12 delivery, COD accepted)
They were $219 at A-power, but out of stock now

[QuA]

nice! ok price reduced $210 =)

[rage2]

Atlantis Radeon 9600 128MB w/ TV-Out DVI(Retail) $179.95

Memory Express. That's what I was gonna pick up.

The Radeon 9600 XT's, those are more expensive.

[QuA]

Hmm thats a good price for the Regular 9600.

Sapphire Company

Chipset: ATI Radeon 9600
Memory: 128MB DDR SDRAM
Core Speed: 325MHz
Memory Clock: 400MHz (200MHz DDR)

My Original ATI

Chipset: ATI Radeon 9600 Pro
Memory:128MB DDR SDRAM
Core Speed: 400MHz
Memory Clock: 600MHz (300MHz DDR)

Radeon 9600 XT is just 100Mhz more core speed. Not that great. But you can overclock it a little more =)

[QuA]

90% Chance of being SOLD

[aZnBlooD]

sold yet?

[QuA]

Didnt sell. Still up for sale $210 OBO.

[kevie88]

Price has to come down... a lot. Check out this 9800SE:

oops , link didn't work.

9800SE Sapphire (ati)

128mb DDR
325mhz clock speed
540mhz memory clock speed (4 rendering pipes)
VGA, TV out, DVI
agp 8x

New in box $239

[QuA]

Read this tidbit from overclockers.com

The "SE" stands for "Special Edition." Unfortunately, this is a "Special" Edition like the "Special Olympics" are special.

Well, not quite. In the case of the video card, the physical handicap is quite deliberate: four of the eight pipelines operational on real 9800s are disabled.

To complicate matters more, there are two versions of the 9800 SE, a 128-bit version and a 256-bit version. What the difference?
"The 256-bit board will look like a Radeon 9700. The 128-bit board will look like a 9500 Pro. All of the Sapphire cards I've seen have been 128-bit. All of the Powercolor cards I've seen have been 256-bit. The Powercolors are usually the same price as a 9800 np (around $250). The Sapphires are the ones for under $200."

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[QuA]

Not in BOX (OEM) After taxes $255.73 from memoryexpress. And price was adjusted for greater competition

Originally posted by kevie88
Price has to come down... a lot. Check out this 9800SE:

oops , link didn't work.

9800SE Sapphire (ati)

128mb DDR
325mhz clock speed
540mhz memory clock speed (4 rendering pipes)
VGA, TV out, DVI
agp 8x

New in box $239

[rage2]

Yea, 9800SE is NOT comparable, it's slower than the 9600Pro, as well as the 9600. Definately a "special olympics" card .

I ended up buying that 9600 non pro and clocking it up btw.

[QuA]

Overclocking =) the best thing that ever happened to me. What speeds are you running at?

Originally posted by rage2
Yea, 9800SE is NOT comparable, it's slower than the 9600Pro, as well as the 9600. Definately a "special olympics" card .

I ended up buying that 9600 non pro and clocking it up btw.

[rage2]

I just clocked it up to Pro speeds. Enough to run NFSU in full detail at 1280 with zero lag.