
GeForce 7600 GT
This is the high-mid range product in the 7 Series family.
Performance Specs:
Core Clock Speed: 560 MHz
Memory Clock Speed: 700 MHz (1400 MHz effective)
Memory Interface: 128-bit
Memory Bandwidth: 22.4 GB/s memory bandwidth
Fill Rate:4.48 billion pixel/s and 6.72 billion texel/s
Vertex/s: 700 million
SLI Support (for PCI-E Model)
Shader Power: 12 pixels per cycle
Memory Type: GDDR3 or DDR2
The 7600 contains all the features of the GeForce 7 family, and is priced rather low for the mainstream market. It was made to provide a Geforce 7 series card to the mass market. By using the same PCB and GPU socket as the 6600, manufacturing costs should be lower due to available parts left over; and the fact that it is built on a smaller wafer. When benchmarks revealed that the 7600 GT seriously outperformed its original market opponent, the ATI Radeon X1600 XT, ATI reduced prices of its Radeon X850XT PE (the fastest video card of its previous-generation product line) and introduced the X1800 GTO, which was slightly more expensive than the 7600 GT, but marginally faster thanks to its 256-bit memory bus, higher peak pixel fill rate and more raw shading power. However, the memory speeds in the 7600 GT are underclocked, leaving quite a lot of headroom for overclocking.






Now i'm no computer buff but this goes out to all that you may want to check that you have pci-e slots first.

