At Quakecon, the PCI-E 7800 GT, the weaker verison of the 7800 GTX, is out. This launch also shows that the card also out for online retailers, so if you need something thats 450 USD and not so...high priced as a 7800 GTX, this is it.
Tech specs: 20 pipeline, 400 mhz core, 500 mhz ddr3 (effective 1000 mhz), 256 mb. Not bad...but not like the 6800 GT where i was just a lower clock =P
Another worthy thing is that with this launch, at least on the PCI-E side I noticed, prices for the 6-series went down big time, so if you need a nvidia card thats strong enough to run BF2 towards high end, now is not a bad time.
ATI - where the heck are you? At this rate...I kinda feel disappointed considering how good thier cards were back in the 9xxx series.
(info source - Hardocp.com ; the statement above was made by me. Yes I know i'm nvidia-fanboyed but I love nvidia. I respect ATI, but their recent performance and launches disappointed me as a Gaming Computer Consultant and a gamer)
Tech specs: 20 pipeline, 400 mhz core, 500 mhz ddr3 (effective 1000 mhz), 256 mb. Not bad...but not like the 6800 GT where i was just a lower clock =P
Another worthy thing is that with this launch, at least on the PCI-E side I noticed, prices for the 6-series went down big time, so if you need a nvidia card thats strong enough to run BF2 towards high end, now is not a bad time.
ATI - where the heck are you? At this rate...I kinda feel disappointed considering how good thier cards were back in the 9xxx series.
(info source - Hardocp.com ; the statement above was made by me. Yes I know i'm nvidia-fanboyed but I love nvidia. I respect ATI, but their recent performance and launches disappointed me as a Gaming Computer Consultant and a gamer)
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