8800GT or 8800GTS?

Discussion in 'Videocards - NVIDIA GeForce' started by Rock99, Mar 31, 2008.

  1. Rock99

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    8800GT with a single slot reference cooler = a whole lotta heat

    8800GTS is faster, and it has the dual slot cooler, and is $10 more

    pretty simple really
     
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    i agree. 8800GTS is more worth it in my opinion :)
     
  4. Jonny Manc

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    Another vote for the GTS
     

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    8800GTS all the way, dude.
     
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    I stand by mt GT, awesome buy. Get the GTS only if you can find it for a few dollars more (it's not worth +15-20% tho).
     
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    but it has about a 15-20% increase in performance in crysis which is the main game I play

    Any1 have any thoughts on 9800GTX? (Why is it so cheap?)
     
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    It's cheap because its performance is supposed to be on par with a 8800GTS, which is what it is built from. (G92 chip.)

    It has better memory and the PCB design is a bit refined. So it performs slightly better. We'll see what its true performance is tomorrow when Hilbert gives us a comprehensive review. :)
     
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    not so ''cheap'' as far as price goes, very cheap as far as performance goes, keep with the GTS IMHO
     

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    8800GTS 512mb, hands-down.
     
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    Only a 10 pound difference? Go with the GTS, when I got my GT there was over a $100 difference between the GT and GTS (here anyway).
     
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    in 12 posts still no1 has ansered my question fully
     
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    Seems that the warranty is usually the difference between buying a "name" brand like EVGA or BFG and a lesser-known maker. In this case, I would say no, it's not worth paying that much more for EVGA.

    Now, some good news and some bad news. The bad news: the link to the first GTS is now showing that it's sold out, so if you're committed to one of the first two types of cards you mentioned, you're stuck with either slightly inferior performance from the 8800 GT or paying quite a bit too much money for the EVGA GTS.

    The good news: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-069-BG&groupid=701&catid=56&subcat=1009 still seems to be in stock :)

    I've heard many good things about the 9800 gtx, some of which come from Hilbert's review on this site. Do you OC? If you do, I would absolutely recommend this card, as I've heard from many people that the overclock potential of this card is insane. See this, for instance: http://shrani.si/?1z/U9/cGW9X7V/1/snap2.jpg

    No GT or GTS can come close to that. And even if you don't oc, the performance increase you'll see over even the GTS makes it worth it, especially when you're choosing between a 215+ quid GTS and the 9800 gtx for 200 inc vat.
     

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    Evga 8800 gts all the way..I have it..had a 8600 gt what a big diff..plus as always..Evga = step up program..
     
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    I think i will definately go with EVGA but i still prefer the look of 9800GTX with it's overclocking potential and higher fps
     
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    Evga 8800 gts again :)
     

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