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Leadtek WinFast PX8800 GT ZL 512Mb Video Card Review

Videocards/VGA Reviews by jmke @ 2008-02-17

Leadtek partners with Zalman to bring us a cool and quiet Geforce 8800 GT, we compare performance of the factory overclock and find out just how quiet this newcomer can get.

Closer Look & Installed

Closer Look

• NVIDIA 65nm G92-A2 core
- core clock: 650MHz
- shader clock: 1625MHz
• Qimonda 512Mb (8x64Mb) GDDR3 with 256 bit interface, 1,0ns
- Memory clock: 1800MHz
• active fan cooled, dual slot solution
• Dual Link DVI
• Integrated HDTV decoder
• TV-out
• SLI ready
• PCI-Express 16x
• Dimensions: 23cm x 11cm

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The Zalman branded GPU cooler is quite compact but does take up a 2nd slot in height. There are two heat pipes going from the base to the out edges of the black heatsink.

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The 8800 GT takes power from the PCI Express slot but also requires an extra power connection straight from the PSU, as is now standard with PCI Express cards, a 6-pin connection is present at the rear of the card.

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Installed inside a system the card takes up two slots as expected, with enough room to install two of them in SLI if desired.

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