NVIDIA GeForce 7900GT Review
March 10, 2006 | In: Desktop Computers, General, Laptops Notebooks, Peripherals
Since we talked about the NVIDIA GeForce 7900GT earlier, a review would be good too and that’s what the Enthusiastic guys at HardOcp did, an in-depth review of the new NVIDIA Graphic Card.
The article compares the performance of the NVIDIA 7900GT in games, against ATI Radeon X1800 XL and another NVIDIA product, the 7800GT. As expected, the 7900GT always came up on top with much better quality in terms of screen resolution and better image quality. Be it Need for Speed Most Wanted, Call of Duty 2, or World of Warcraft, the latest 9700 GT was always the best one in “playability” terms.
What was the conclusion:
Go out and buy a GeForce 7900 GTX SLI setup as it will provide you the best overall gaming experience on the planet. If you can afford that, let us suggest you grab you one of those big ass widescreen displays too.
NVIDIA has worked hard to try and produce a more powerful, albeit power-efficient GPU in the 7900 GTX and GT, and they’ve succeeded. They run cooler, are smaller, have less transistors, and they don’t make you stuff cotton in your ears. The 7900 GTX and GT are just more efficient while being lightning fast.
If you’re a true NVIDIA fan, you’ll be happy to know that they launched an online store recently called Gear Store.
[Source: Enthusiast Via: Slashdot]
[tags]Nvidia, GeForce, 7900GT, CeBit[/tags]
2 Responses to NVIDIA GeForce 7900GT Review
NVIDIA 7900 GT/GTX - out of stock in USA and UK? - Gadgetizer.com
March 20th, 2006 at 9:54 pm
[...] 10 days ago I talked about the NVIDIA GeForce 7900GT and the good reviews by Enthusiast and many other sources, and… that must be one of the reasons why the new nVidia Graphic Card 7900 GT/GTX, is out of stock in USA and UK. [...]
Toshiba ?105-S921 - for the Gamers - Gadgetizer.com
March 29th, 2006 at 8:33 am
[...] The talk-talk of this new laptop is mostly around the new Toshiba laptop being the first on the market with the most recent NVidia GeForce 7900 GS graphic card. It’s the little brother of the 7900GT. [...]