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    Leadtek WinFast 7600 GS and HIS X1600 XT IceQ Review

    Posted on Friday, April 28 2006 @ 13:41:23 CEST by LSDsmurf


    The 7600 GS is very similar to the 7600 GT, not only to look at but in terms of specifications as well. The core is literally identical, with 12 pixel shaders, eight pixel output engines and five vertex shaders. This is all built on a 90 micron process, keeping heat down to a minimum. This and a reduction in core speed to 400MHz (over the 560MHz on a 7600 GT) means they can actually make this card passively cooled. It is worth noting that this is not a Leadtek specific thing – the reference design for a 7600 GS is passive, so unless some manufacturer decides to put a fan on its cards to make them “better”, all of the 7600 GS cards should be this way. This is great, as silent cards usually come at a premium.

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