$75 Recommendation: NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GTįor our ~$100 price point (plus or minus a bit) we are going to strongly recommend that people wait for about a month. But if you want any more than that, you'll want to wait about a month. Just a little more performance in some games, maybe a little less in others, with roughly the same cost.
You can always spend less on graphics and get less, but if you want more than 2D, the 46 GT are where you should start looking.Īnd we've got the GeForce 9600 GT. Prices have compressed more over the past few months, and the 4670 comes in low enough to cover many needs at very little cost. Starting out, we're looking at the roughly $75 market where we split our recommendation between the 4670 and the 9600 GT. In our buyers guides we like to be a little more flexible and take a more retail and market place view rather than the heavily technology and performance based focus of our GPU reviews. In competitive reviews, we try very hard to look only at that exact time slice to make our recommendations. There are a couple spots in our line up where we will have to make recommendations based on what we know about what's happening in the market place. When new parts or tweaked cards haven't been coming out, prices have been adjusted quickly to maintain tight competition. It never seems like the right time to do a new GPU buyers guide, as NVIDIA and AMD have been pushing aggressively back and forth for leadership in the market place. It's been since the holidays that we've done a GPU buyers guide.
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