Find reviews from around the web by visiting our forums! The following exerpt is from TweakTown's ZOTAC 9600 GSO 384MB Graphics Card Review:

“The 9600 GSO has been out for a while now, but we havent really seen many of them around. The first one we saw was from Palit and carried with it a large 768MB of memory with quite a hefty overclock to boot. At the same time, it did have some issues in our test bed. While we loved the card, we probably didnt really get to have as close a look as we normally would.

We all know that the 9600 GSO is nothing more than an 8800 GS with a new name, but how does the card sit in the current market? Is it something worth considering or should we just opt for the slightly more expensive 9600GT?”

All right, readers, we’re sure some among you participate in the downloading of somewhat dicey material (read: copyrighted). If you could have a license to illegally download as much as you wanted – and yes, we suppose, if you had a license, it would no longer be illegal – how would you feel about it?On the other hand, if you had to pay such a fee (tax?) even if you didn’t download illegally, how would you feel about it?Those are the questions on the table as rumors fly about such a possible fee in the U.K.

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