NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GS - A Guru's Threesome
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 09/07/2006 03:19 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 1551 views
Armed with a license to game NVIDIA has unleashed yet another set of graphics card on-to the crowded graphics card market. Today they present you the GeForce 7900 GS and the GeForce 7950 GT. Both an absolutely interesting videocard when it comes to price versus performance.
First things first .. the reviews for the GeForce 7950 GT are slated and still under NDA until next week. We can already tell you that the 7950 GT is a 299 USD graphics card with 512MB memory (board partners can opt 256MB also), has 24 pixel pipelines, 8 vertex shaders, a 550 MHZ primary core tact frequency with it's memory running at 1400 MHz. Anyway, more on that card next week, I promise !
The XFX GeForce 7900 GS Extreme amd Sparkle send out two of these little gem's called GeForce 7900 GS for a little SLI action. All cards are armed with a luxurious 256 MB of GDDR3 (256-bit) memory. First we'll cover the GeForce 7900 GS in general, then we'll look at the differences in software bundles, do a little photo shoot, fire off some benchmarks at them, combine them in SLI mode, overclock them and then will wrap everything up in a nice conclusion. This is probably a card that MANY of the consumers will buy, be sure to check out this article!
Guru of 3D
First things first .. the reviews for the GeForce 7950 GT are slated and still under NDA until next week. We can already tell you that the 7950 GT is a 299 USD graphics card with 512MB memory (board partners can opt 256MB also), has 24 pixel pipelines, 8 vertex shaders, a 550 MHZ primary core tact frequency with it's memory running at 1400 MHz. Anyway, more on that card next week, I promise !
The XFX GeForce 7900 GS Extreme amd Sparkle send out two of these little gem's called GeForce 7900 GS for a little SLI action. All cards are armed with a luxurious 256 MB of GDDR3 (256-bit) memory. First we'll cover the GeForce 7900 GS in general, then we'll look at the differences in software bundles, do a little photo shoot, fire off some benchmarks at them, combine them in SLI mode, overclock them and then will wrap everything up in a nice conclusion. This is probably a card that MANY of the consumers will buy, be sure to check out this article!
Guru of 3D
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