Just got word that Tim Tscheblockov over at Xbitlabs.com has posted his 13 page review called: New Family of Low-Cost NVIDIA Chips: GeForce FX 5600/5200 Review! Here's a byte. We reviewed NVIDIA GeForce FX 5600 Ultra and GeForce FX 5200 Ultra reference graphics cards from NVIDIA and the first mass GeForce FX 5200 based graphics card from Albatron. New optimizations in Detonator drivers, new chips performance and image quality analysis, performance against the predecessors (GeForce4 Ti4200-8x and GeForce4 MX440-8x) and immediate rivals (ATI RADEON 9500 pro and RADEON 9000 Pro). And even more!
It is no secret that the graphics chip and graphics card manufacturers receive the biggest revenue not from the most expensive and high-performance solutions, but from the Value and mainstream products. This is not at all surprising, I should say: only dedicated enthusiasts would make up their mind to purchase the fastest and most expensive graphics accelerator. All other users will weigh all cons and pros and finally decide on a better value solution, no doubt.
New Family of Low-Cost NVIDIA Chips: GeForce FX 5600/5200 Review
It is no secret that the graphics chip and graphics card manufacturers receive the biggest revenue not from the most expensive and high-performance solutions, but from the Value and mainstream products. This is not at all surprising, I should say: only dedicated enthusiasts would make up their mind to purchase the fastest and most expensive graphics accelerator. All other users will weigh all cons and pros and finally decide on a better value solution, no doubt.
New Family of Low-Cost NVIDIA Chips: GeForce FX 5600/5200 Review
