Inno3D 9600 GSO, BFG 9600 GT & BFG 8800 GT RoundUp @ DriverHeaven - 07/26/08 09:21 AM
Everyone would love to have the best graphics
card available but to most people they are
non-essential luxuries. For this reason the
average consumer looks more to the midrange or
budget market and so today in the first of a two
part article we will be looking at some of the
Nvidia cards that are on offer in the £70-£150
($120-$190) range to demonstrate how much
performance each provides. In the near future we
will be following up with a look at cards in the £30-£70 range.
Each card will be tested at a minimum of
1680x1050 on a selection of gaming and media
tests and we shall also take a look at the
thermal performance and overclocking potential
for those who want to squeeze a little more value out of their purchase.
http://www.driverheaven.net/reviews.php?reviewid=595
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card available but to most people they are
non-essential luxuries. For this reason the
average consumer looks more to the midrange or
budget market and so today in the first of a two
part article we will be looking at some of the
Nvidia cards that are on offer in the £70-£150
($120-$190) range to demonstrate how much
performance each provides. In the near future we
will be following up with a look at cards in the £30-£70 range.
Each card will be tested at a minimum of
1680x1050 on a selection of gaming and media
tests and we shall also take a look at the
thermal performance and overclocking potential
for those who want to squeeze a little more value out of their purchase.
http://www.driverheaven.net/reviews.php?reviewid=595
DriverHeaven and GamingHeaven News Mailer