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NVIDIA's shady trick to boost the GeForce 9600 GT

techpowerup.org — When we first reviewed NVIDIA's new GeForce 9600 GT we noticed a discrepancy between the advertised core speed and the frequency reported by the clock generator. After further investigation we can now answer what causes this.

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  • Steg55, on 03/03/2008, -0/+1Odd, not technically a cheat, but defiantly odd that it has been kept quiet.
  • iammustangman, on 03/02/2008, -0/+1tpu is one of the best smaller tech sites out there. Great story.
  • edborden, on 03/01/2008, -0/+1Great article. I'm curious as to how I haven't been hearing too much about this in the press! These cards are looking incredible, the first testing we've done for our systems has been absolutely phenominal as well. I'll definitely pass this along!
  • INTERNETMASTER, on 03/01/2008, -0/+1interesting, although it's still not clear why they did this. reminds me of the days of "cheating" driver hacks for common benchmarks.

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