NVIDIA's GeForce 6 range of cards just about covers the entire graphics market, from cheap and cheerful budget cards to wallet-destroying high-end SLI. Today, HEXUS.net takes a look at a card made by Inno3D that sits somewhere in the middle of those two extremes.
From the review: "There's decent pixel-pushing power that's aided and abetted by 16GB/s memory bandwidth, albeit from a 128-bit memory bus. Sheer card grunt is augmented with a full set of DX9.0c/OpenGL 1.5 features, including Shader Model 3.0 and High Dynamic-Range (OpenEXR 64-bit) rendering, along with the possibility of adding another in SLI mode. Our benchmarks have shown it to be at least as fast as ATI's X700 variants, and much, much faster in OpenGL titles such as DOOM 3."
From the review: "There's decent pixel-pushing power that's aided and abetted by 16GB/s memory bandwidth, albeit from a 128-bit memory bus. Sheer card grunt is augmented with a full set of DX9.0c/OpenGL 1.5 features, including Shader Model 3.0 and High Dynamic-Range (OpenEXR 64-bit) rendering, along with the possibility of adding another in SLI mode. Our benchmarks have shown it to be at least as fast as ATI's X700 variants, and much, much faster in OpenGL titles such as DOOM 3."
