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malicious said:yea .. i've got my heart set on the Saphirre 9600XT Ultimate = passive
sure hope somebody will sell me one used ..
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The AGP version of that card uses a 4 pin floppy drive connector AFAIK.Yashu said:doesn't the ATI x1600 not need the PSU plug? check into that.
Ocean said:i have a 9600 pro from sapphire that runs at stock speeds +%10 and no spinning fan i shit you not. %40 overclock if i grease the fan so it spins for a day or two. no artifacting. really nice chip in it, bought it before 9600xt came out. im ditching it for a 6800 gt or gs soon though.
It wouldn't that hard to hide the cable, I make my own extension cables although, honestly, I haven't taken the time to hide the cable or anything.malicious said:it's not a big deal i just don't want to do it .. building a show peice
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Mal, I think I found something for you. I was looking at Newegg's 6200 AGP cards, and none of them require the additional power connection. Now, you may or may not remember, but some of the early 6200 AGP's were unlockable to 6600 non-ultras, just like alot of the 6800nu's were unlockable. Now, this guy over at AT has an unlockable 6200 AGP for $65/shipped. Plus, if you check his Heatware, you'll find its impeccable. That's not a bad price at all, and I would take a defacto 6600 over a 5700nu or 9600xt any day of the week. Give it a shot and shoot him a PM, and you can probably work something out.
EDIT: A few posts back CrimandEvil stated that normal 6600 AGP's didn't have a power connection and it appears he was right. Newegg has a few 6600nu's, but the cheapest starts at just under $100. It looks now as if the 6600 or an unlocked 6200 may be the only 8-pipe cards that don't need the extra connection.
{NG}Fidel said:Was it only the PCIe X800XL that had no power connector?