Now this looks like a sexy videocard if ever I saw one. Asus make some great components with a good committment to providing hardware enthusiasts with the latest technology to overclock. Their motherboards are highly recommended supporting overclocking out of the box along with innovative features. Okay, you do tend to pay a price premium for Asus kit but the quality shows. PCSTATS have a look at the EN7900GT. The card make look bananas with a big picture of King Kong on the cooler but you can bet they don't feed it peanuts!
"The 256MB Asus EN7900GT TOP/2DHT/256M/A videocard is compatible only with PCI Express x16 slots so that means AGP users needs to get their fix elsewhere. The game comes with a large software bundle which includes a full copy of King Kong, two DVI to analog converters, a component output cable and a six pin molex power connector should your power supply not natively support the new generation of high powered videocards."
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Fancy some graphical physics that'll blow you away? Ageia's PhysX PPU
board is set to be the hottest thing since Duke Nukems shrink ray gun.
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 Adrian's Rojak Pot has just posted the NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GT Graphics Card Review!
"If you loved the performance and value of the NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT, you will fall in love with the new NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GT.
Not only is it fast, it's also very affordable. A gamer's dream come true. Check out the review and find out why!"
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Adrian and his cooking pot show us the finer points of picking the next notebook based on GPU performance.
Many moons ago. Adrian's Rojack Pot started
a guide to help us all with distinguishing different mobile GPUs.
Although it didn't get much mention around here. I think the new one
deserves a bit more credit. After dozens of revisions, they have come
up with a decent list (dubbed v5.2 by them). You can read the full
article here.
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Written by luan halili
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Are you one of the midrange folk looking for the most bang for your pound? The XFX 7600GT XXX Edition has that in spades.
For the past two years, NVIDIA has dominated the mainstream market with the ever popular GeForce 6600 series. These cards allow consumers that are on a budget to play the latest titles with nearly all of the eye candy turned on for under £200. While the GeForce 6600 GT served us all well over the past years, NVIDIA has brought out the replacement card rightly named the GeForce 7600 GT. NVIDIA has set the bar high for these £200 price point cards and we would expect the successor to the 6600 series to hit that mark. |
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Written by luan halili
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In the market for a shiny new graphics card but don't want to spend £500+? Better check this sexy beast out.
With the introduction of games like Quake 4 even the mighty graphics cards of the likes of the 6800 Ultra and 7800 Series have begun to struggle, and as impossible as it sounds some enthusiasts just don't want to overclock, but instead are willing to pay top money for a graphics card, enter the Gigabyte 7900GT. Packing all the hardware goodness of its bigger brother and at a lower pricepoint, its quite the latest attractive offer to hit the nVidia side of the market. |
New indepth 89 page review for the new Radeon X1800GTO up at Hexus.net.
"For just under £170 where you can find it in stock in the UK the
Radeon X1800 GTO is an interesting proposition. On the one hand it's a
hot, noisy board that's matched by 7600 GT performance wise, dulling
its appeal, while on the other hand it's able to offer higher overall
IQ if that's what you covet. Depends how much you crave the best
looking pixels since that's where ATI beat NVIDIA these days."
I think this wins the award for the most boring review ever  . Where are all the hot babes guys.
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Written by luan halili
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The new Radeon X1900 series shares the same overall architecture and features that the Radeon X1800 series boasts, but the core now has one significant change more shader processors.
The new Radeon X1900 series shares the same overall architecture and features that the Radeon X1800 series boasts, but the core now has one significant change more shader processors. To be precise, it now has 48 pixel shader processors, triple that in the original Radeon X1800 series and double that of the GeForce 7800 GTX. Take note that the 48 pixel shader processors do not equate to 48 pixel shader pipelines. Both ATI and NVIDIA have approached their GPU architectures differently and they no longer equip their cores with equal number of processing units with the pixel pipeline.
Will the X1900XT be able to stand up to the challenge that is the 7900GT? You can read the review at hardwarezone to find out! |
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Written by luan halili
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Are you an nVidia fanboy? Money no object? You know this beast is on your shortlist.
Nvidia not long ago released their most powerful card to date, the monster that is the 7900GTX, packing a ginormous 512MB GDDR3 and a default clockrate of 600MHz its not pulling any punches, and fully intent on kicking seven shades of snot out of the competition and not taking no prisoners. But can it live up to its hype? |
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Looking for a graphics card to replace your nVidia dinosaur? No doubt you have been eyeing up the powerhouse that is the ATi X1900XT-X.
With the release of crossfire a while back now ATi have excelled in beating off their proverbial rival nVidia with a stick. ATi's most recent hardware update, the Radeon X1900XT-X, ATi continue to show that their intent on keeping their speed crown, and remaining there for a good long time.
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