The other 7600GT that came into retail stores this week is the ASUS EN7600GT. Although this card doesn't feature anything different from the rest of the 7600GTs out there, it comes with a 3 year warranty that might interest some consumers. With a slightly higher price tag of $ 387, ASUS sure command a slightly higher price tag, probably due to the extended warranty it offers. For those who are interested, you can find this card at Bell Systems.

This is how the packaging of the ASUS EN7600GT is like. Apparently, most of their current generation cards carries the King Kong design and of course, the game is included.

The ASUS EN7600GT from top down. As we've reiterated over and over again, this is yet another 7600GT that follows strictly to NVIDIA's reference design. Even the heatsink emblem is kept the same!

Likewise, the I/O connectors are virtually the same as the rest. Dual DVI supporting Dual Link DVI output, and a TV-Out DIN connector.

The memory used on this card should be of no familiar to you by now - Samsung's 1.4ns GDDR3 memory.

The heatsink design is also the same from the rest of the cards out there.

The back side of the card is also very similar to the rest of the 7600GTs out there in the market. Nothing special except for the few stickers that indicate it's brand and model.