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[GPU Tool] GALAXY MagicPanel HD 3.0.1.5 BETA

2 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2010/11/25 at 12:47

Categories: GPU Tools Tags: Galaxy, gpu tool, graphics card, gtx 580, magic panl hd, Overclocking

Galaxy Magic Panel HD + GTX 480
Galaxy Magic Panel HD + EVGA GTX 480

[GPU Tool] Galaxy Xtreme Tuner HD v3.0

5 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2010/08/05 at 11:07

Categories: GPU Tools, Overclocking Tags: Galaxy, geforce, gpu monitoring, gpu tool, graphics card, kfa2, NVIDIA, Overclocking, xtreme tuner hd

XTREME Tuner HD

KFA2 GTX 460 Vacuum Cleaner Edition

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2010/07/23 at 11:35

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: Galaxy, graphics card, gtx 460, kfa2

KFA2 graphics cards maker

KFA2 GTX 460

Galaxy Dual-GPU: Two GTX 470 on the Same PCB

8 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2010/06/01 at 18:52

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: bi-gpu, dual gpu, Galaxy, gtx 470, vrm

Galaxy Dual-GPU: Two GTX 470 on the Same PCB

Galaxy Dual-GPU Graphics Card: GTX 470 + GT 240 for PhysX

8 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - at 14:55

Categories: Graphics Cards, NVIDIA PhysX Tags: dual gpu, Galaxy, gt 240, gt240, gtx 470, gtx470, physx

Galaxy GeForce GTX 470 + GT 240 for PhysX

Non-Reference GALAXY GeForce GTX 470 and FurMark: Temperatures Are Under Control!

3 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2010/05/06 at 16:27

Categories: FurMark, Graphics Cards Tags: furmark, Galaxy, geforce gtx 470, gpu temperature, non-reference

Galaxy GeForce GTX 470

World First Single Slot GeForce GTX 260+ Graphics Card

4 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2009/10/20 at 21:41

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: Galaxy, geforce gtx 260, video card

Galaxy GeForce GTX260+ Razor Edition

No Doubt, This Galaxy GeForce GTX 260+ Is FurMark-Proof!

1 comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2009/02/06 at 11:50

Categories: Graphics Cards, VGA Coolers Tags: furmark, Galaxy, geforce gtx 260, gpu cooler, graphics card, vga cooler, videocard

Galaxy Non-Reference GeForce GTX260+

Geeks3D Daily News Round-up (2009.01.06)

2 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2009/01/06 at 21:21

Categories: Industry News Tags: Ardor3D, direct3d 10, edge detection, Galaxy, geforce gtx 260, GeForce GTX 285, glsl, GT215, NVIDIA, Platinum Arts Sandbox, radeon hd 4870, Sapphire, Shadow Mapping, shapeways, toxic

Geeks3D Daily 3D News

Black Ball Optical Illusion

“All 3D news you missed today in a single post!”

Today: Shapeways, Ardor3D, Platinum Arts Sandbox, GeForce GTX 285, Galaxy GeForce GTX 260 55nm, Sapphire Radeon HD 4870 Toxic, NVIDIA GT215, Edge Detection with Direct3D 10, Shadow Mapping and GLSL.

Galaxy GeForce 9400 GT with GDDR3

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/08/27 at 17:33

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: Galaxy, gddr3, geforce 9400 gt, graphics card, NVIDIA, video card

Galaxy will release a GeForce 9400 GT with 1.0ns GDDR3 graphics memory. The reference 9400 GT has DDR2 memory. And Galaxy’s GeForce 9400 GT is eye-catching!

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Other news about GeForce 9400 GT: GeForce 9400 GT @ Geeks3D

Galaxy GeForce 9600 GT Silent Heatpipe Review

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/08/04 at 09:58

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: g94, Galaxy, geforce 9600 gt, graphics card, hardware review, NVIDIA, opengl 2.1, silent heatpipe, video card

Guru3D has published a nice review about Galaxy’s GeForce 9600 GT Silent Heatpipe.

For the sake of memory, here are the features of the GeForce 9600 GT: built on the G94 GPU 65nm (also called D9M), 64 shader processors, DirectX 10, OpenGL 2.1, 512Mb GDDR3, 256-bit memory interface, 650MHz core clock, 1600MHz shader clock and 900MHz memory clock, 505 million transistors.

Read the complete review here: Galaxy GeForce 9600 GT Silent Heatpipe review.

The Verdict:
Galaxy’s GeForce 9600 GT 512MB Silent heatpipe graphics card is once again a fine product to own.
I like the somewhat customized design and I definitely am charmed by the cooler. Even on a hot day, it performed good enough in our test-environment. You however will need decent airflow inside that PC of yours to get that residual heat from the innards of your PC and you need to remember that the cooler is pretty bulky.