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ASUS EN8600GT Silent video card review |
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Written by Hanners
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Monday, 20 August 2007 01:00 |
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ASUS EN8600GT Silent video card review
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GeForce 8600 architecture&heading=ASUS EN8600GT Silent review
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ASUS EN8600GT Silent&heading=ASUS EN8600GT Silent
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Test setup, synthetic benchmarks&heading=Test setup, synthetic benchmarks
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Oblivion, Prey&heading=Oblivion, Prey
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HL2: Episode One, Call of Juarez&heading=HL2: Episode One, Call of Juarez
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Company of Heroes,NFS:Carbon&heading=Company of Heroes,NFS:Carbon
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Lost Planet, STALKER&heading=Lost Planet, STALKER
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Overclocking, Video playback
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Conclusions
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ASUS EN8600GT Silent video card review
After taking a look at ASUS' passively cooled EN8600GTS Silent board a few weeks ago, today we turn our attentions to a somewhat more demure, streamlined board from ASUS, again based around a silent cooling solution.
Thanks to its lower clock speeds, the EN8600GT has no need for the massive heatsink utilised by its bigger brother, and thus offers a far more compact graphics board all-in-all. But just how well does it perform for its price point? As usual, we put our review sample through its paces in a plethora of tests to find out.
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