Palit GeForce 8600GT Super+1GB

[Rob Williams]

Palit is a relative newcomer to the GPU market in North America, but we are sure to see more of them as months pass. Our first look at a Palit card is courtesy of the 8600GT "Super+1GB". Though equipped with loads of memory, we found that it added little benefit over our 256MB competitor.

You can read the full review here and discuss it here.

Hello!
I have a palti 8600 gt 1gb ddr2.
My monitor is samsung 19'(syncmaster)
when i put the monitor to work onon 75hz,i have noticed that the letters are oscillating in windows&games also.i turn back in 60hz its ok.
wht should i do?
Maybe the problem is in the power???(it needs more??)
or directx???
or the mother board???
amd 5000+ balck edeition 4gb ram,blablabla.
please send me on: [email protected]

[Merlin]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hello!
I have a palti 8600 gt 1gb ddr2.
My monitor is samsung 19'(syncmaster)
when i put the monitor to work onon 75hz,i have noticed that the letters are oscillating in windows&games also.i turn back in 60hz its ok.
wht should i do?
Maybe the problem is in the power???(it needs more??)
or directx???
or the mother board???
amd 5000+ balck edeition 4gb ram,blablabla.
please send me on: [email protected]

I dont think your monitor can handle that frame rate

Merlin

[Kougar]

What Merlin said, your monitor likely isn't designed to operate with a 75Hz refresh rate. The vast majority of LCDs only operate at 60Hz.

i have just recently bought a Palit GeForce 8600GT Super+1GB and received the VDOTool with it,
can anyone tell me what the Core clock setting, memory clock settings and shader clock settings do. i think they are for overclocking, if so how much can i overclock each setting too for betta performace and for the card to still remain stable.

Also i had a geforce 6600gt 128 mg (my old Card), can u tell me whether the new card this is alot betta, than the 6600gt, or they are similar in performance

cheers

[Merlin]

Originally Posted by Unregistered- james

i have just recently bought a Palit GeForce 8600GT Super+1GB and received the VDOTool with it,
can anyone tell me what the Core clock setting, memory clock settings and shader clock settings do. i think they are for overclocking, if so how much can i overclock each setting too for betta performace and for the card to still remain stable.

Also i had a geforce 6600gt 128 mg (my old Card), can u tell me whether the new card this is alot betta, than the 6600gt, or they are similar in performance

cheers

The new one is betta
Did you research anything?

Merlin

[Kougar]

There isn't any magic number James, you would have to do testing on your own to see if the card is stable as you overclock it. You need to be very familiar with what you are doing before overclocking anything.

Originally Posted by Kougar

There isn't any magic number James, you would have to do testing on your own to see if the card is stable as you overclock it. You need to be very familiar with what you are doing before overclocking anything.

yeah cheers,

What sort of factors contribute when overclocking, eg hardware specs like RAM OR processor, are the Core clock, Memory Clock and Shaderclock settings for overclocking?

If so i have put the Values up to 690MHz, 480MHz and 1513Mhz, and Used VDOtool to test, I have also used the Stability test in NVIDIA control panel to see

My Specs are
AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4400+
Gigabyte GA-K8NF-9
2.50GB Of DDR Ram
Palit GeForce 8600GT Super+1GB

Xp Professional SP3

i really only asked whether this videocard was betta, due to not seeing much improvement atm, compared with my old one

[Kougar]

As long as you have a power supply that can supply the extra power overclocking needs, system components don't really make much of a difference for GPU overclocking.

The stability test in NVIDIA's control panel will not detect errors from an overclock... although it can make the system crash if the GPU is extremely unstable. Use ATI Tool to scan for artifacts to check for stability... don't use it to overclock though.

8600GT is certainly better than a 6600GT, but it's still a budget card. The card isn't powerful enough to use 1GB of RAM.

[Krazy K]

Originally Posted by Kougar

8600GT is certainly better than a 6600GT, but it's still a budget card. The card isn't powerful enough to use 1GB of RAM.

Aye, I wish I never bought my 8600. I should have spent the little bit extra and got some version of the 8800. But I usually buy one level down in price and this time it's about 10 levels down in performance.