Our colleagues from Donanimhaber.com have managed to score a picture of Gigabyte's passively cooled Geforce 9600GT version that is yet to be announced.

There is very little information about this product, since Gigabyte is probably saving it for the CeBIT show. The new passively cooled card from Gigabyte will likely end up working at reference clocks, since a passive cooling solution, no matter how good it is, isn't meant for overclocking. So, the card will probably work at 650MHz for the core, 1625MHz for Shaders and 1800MHz for 512MB of GDDR3 memory.

As the entire Geforce 9 series, this card will also support PCI-E 2.0, DirectX 10, Shader Model 4.0 and Nvidia's SLI. We will probably have more info on this product during CeBIT. You can find the picture here.