Crazy Asian
Master Don Juan
- Joined
- Jan 29, 2007
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I recently ordered a computer from cyberpowered.com
i got to choose all of the parts on it.
i ordered a 8600 gt, but when i was installing the drivers for it, the CD said it was a 9600 gt. Whenever i boot up my computer or go to canirunit.com, it says my computer has a 9600 gt, but i think that's just because of the drivers that i installed, and maybe someone packed the wrong CD.
it doesn't look like a 9600 gt cause all the one's i've seen have huge plastic coverings and slickers on it, but this one doesn't. it's just green with a huge copper fan.
so my question is, are there any tests i can run to see if i got a 8600 gt or a 9600 gt?
i can run crysis with close to perfect fps (60) on medium.
on high, it's playable but lags a little bit. (like 40 fps)
and on very high, it's like 20 fps.
i got to choose all of the parts on it.
i ordered a 8600 gt, but when i was installing the drivers for it, the CD said it was a 9600 gt. Whenever i boot up my computer or go to canirunit.com, it says my computer has a 9600 gt, but i think that's just because of the drivers that i installed, and maybe someone packed the wrong CD.
it doesn't look like a 9600 gt cause all the one's i've seen have huge plastic coverings and slickers on it, but this one doesn't. it's just green with a huge copper fan.
so my question is, are there any tests i can run to see if i got a 8600 gt or a 9600 gt?
i can run crysis with close to perfect fps (60) on medium.
on high, it's playable but lags a little bit. (like 40 fps)
and on very high, it's like 20 fps.
