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Gigabyte GeForce 8600GT 256MB On Linux

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A few months back we looked at the Gigabyte GeForce 8500GT 256MB graphics card, which was a factory-overclocked $100 graphics card from Gigabyte that came topped with a passively cooled copper heatsink. Today we are back with Gigabyte as we look at their step-up from the 8500GT, which is the 8600GT GV-NX86T256D.

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theboomboomcars ·
I liked the review except for the fact that the only previous generation card the 8600GT card is compared to is a top of the line card. For those looking to upgrade to a 8600GT will probably be coming from a 7600 or x1600. But aside from that it was a good review.

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