Do you really want it?


Another 8800GTX, different vendor. Manli is somewhat of a new entity in Indian markets, and this is the first graphics card from the Hong Kong-based firm that we’re testing. The Manli 8800GTX looks identical to a stock 8800GTX.

Manli provides a very skimpy bundle with this card, and apart from the usual connectors, all we got was a driver CD. This, we assume, is just in order to keep the price down.

The Manli 8800GTX is no worse than other 8800GTXs we’ve tested. However, our demeanour has changed towards the 8800GTX. And with the aggressive pricing on the XFX PV-T88P-YDD4, other manufacturers won’t be too far behind with equally competitive prices. At the current pricing, you could get two 8800GT cards (read SLI) for the price of a single 8800GTX, and their performance would—quite obviously—blow a single 8800GTX card out of the water.

Now isn’t the time to be buying an 8800GTX card, unless you want the fastest and the best and are willing to pay the premium.

Contact : Shree Semiconductors
Phone : 022-23800951
Web site : www.shreesemi.com
Price : Rs 29,500