Connect3D or Sapphire

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Philip Rayne

I was going to get the Sapphire Radeon 9600 Pro, but the shop I was going to
purchase it from now only has the Connect3D version for sale. Are there any
pro's and con's to these versions or am I fine with either. I have read a
review of the Conenct3D version that seemed quite complimentary and
mentioned that you could overclock it very well. P.S. My spec is a P4
2.4gz, 512mb RAM if it makes any difference.
 
Philip Rayne said:
I was going to get the Sapphire Radeon 9600 Pro, but the shop I was going to
purchase it from now only has the Connect3D version for sale. Are there any
pro's and con's to these versions or am I fine with either. I have read a
review of the Conenct3D version that seemed quite complimentary and
mentioned that you could overclock it very well. P.S. My spec is a P4
2.4gz, 512mb RAM if it makes any difference.

Sapphire = quality that matches "built by ATI".
 
Anders Albrechtsen said:
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Sapphire = quality that matches "built by ATI".

Sapphires 9600 Pro definitely! Got mine from Overclockers.com - great
card - o/c's well.

Shawk.
 
Connect3d is allso very good. I have connect3d 9800
It is just like ati s refrence card.
 
I was going to get the Sapphire Radeon 9600 Pro, but the shop I was going to
purchase it from now only has the Connect3D version for sale. Are there any
pro's and con's to these versions or am I fine with either. I have read a
review of the Conenct3D version that seemed quite complimentary and
mentioned that you could overclock it very well. P.S. My spec is a P4
2.4gz, 512mb RAM if it makes any difference.

http://www.digit-life.com/articles2/radeon/connect3d-2.html

BoroLad
 
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