“Does Gigabyte’s GeForce 7950 GT equipped GV-NX795T512H-RH 512 MB have the right stuff to deliver the deadly blow to ATI’s RADEON X1900 XT 256 MB powerhouse? Will the extra 256MB of memory help?”Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- PCI Express turns 2.0 @ CNET
- New PCIe GPU power connector coming @ The Inquirer
- XFX GeForce 7600 GT Fatal1ty Edition @ Guru of 3D
- MSI NX7600GS-MTD256E-HD (GeForce 7600 GS w/ HDMI) @ Hardware Zone
- XFX 8800 GTX XXX Edition Graphics Card Review @ Legit Reviews
- XFX Geforce 7600GT Fatal1ty – Cooler and Faster than others @ Madshrimps
- ForceWare X Vista 100.30B x86 & x64 Drivers (8800 series only) @ HardwareXL
- PowerColor introduces 80nm Radeon X1550 PCI-E @ The Inquirer
- Power Color X1950 Pro Extreme PCIe review @ DH
- PowerColor X1650 XT AGP Review @ Technic3D
- PowerColor Radeon X1950PRO with Arctic Cooling @ TweakTown
- Sapphire X1950 Pro Ultimate Review @ Technic3D
- ATI Catalyst 7.1 Performance Analysis @ TweakTown
7950GT versus the X1900XT
Sitting around the $300 mark are 2 cards, one from nVidia and one from ATI and [H]ard|OCP has put them in a head to head contest. The 7950GT is based on the 90nm G71 core with 24 pixel shaders, 8 vertex shaders, and 16 ROPs with a clock speed of 550 MHz, and a 512 MB of 1.4 GHz DDR. The ATI offering has a faster core and double the pixel shaders, but only half the memory. Find out if there is a clear winner.
