An exciting day today as in Asia the Computex exhibit has just started. With the exhibit opening expect a lot of new geek hardware to be released. Today Guru of 3D will be looking at two of NVIDIA's newest enthusiast targeted graphics cards. The Siamese twins of the graphics industry as the Guru3's will be looking at:
NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GX2 1024MB reference XFX GeForce 7950 GX2 1024MB XXX edition
Obviously most of you already know that the GX2 series are basically two graphics cards merged as one offering you SLI performance that brings you at a level in-between the GeForce 7900 GTX 512MB and that same card in SLI mode. The "XXX" edition graphics card from XFX obviously offers faster clocks on core and memory at default. but since we had two GX2's to play around with we'll also take a brief look at Quad SLI gaming. Guru3D will give all technical info on these cards, a nice photo-shoot, take a look at power consumption, overclocking and heat. And obviously we'll finally sift it through our benchmark suite to look at the performance in titles like Half Life2: Episode One, Ghost Recon: Advanced Warrior, F.e.a.r., X3 the reunion and many others. Enough to look at I'd say, enjoy. You can find the article at the link below:
Guru of 3D
NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GX2 1024MB reference XFX GeForce 7950 GX2 1024MB XXX edition
Obviously most of you already know that the GX2 series are basically two graphics cards merged as one offering you SLI performance that brings you at a level in-between the GeForce 7900 GTX 512MB and that same card in SLI mode. The "XXX" edition graphics card from XFX obviously offers faster clocks on core and memory at default. but since we had two GX2's to play around with we'll also take a brief look at Quad SLI gaming. Guru3D will give all technical info on these cards, a nice photo-shoot, take a look at power consumption, overclocking and heat. And obviously we'll finally sift it through our benchmark suite to look at the performance in titles like Half Life2: Episode One, Ghost Recon: Advanced Warrior, F.e.a.r., X3 the reunion and many others. Enough to look at I'd say, enjoy. You can find the article at the link below:
Guru of 3D
