First Reviews: NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GT GPU
Spinnerbait writes "This morning NVIDIA let fly with a cut-back version of their GeForce 7800GTX
flagship card, dubbed the GeForce 7800GT.
HotHardware has a full review and showcase posted of this new more reasonably
price GeForce 7 series card. Overall it's performance was impressive
but there is a tad bit of confusion in the channel about clock speeds on these
new boards, so keep you eye on retail board specifications." The embargo's off: here's TheTechLounge's review, and GDHardware's, too -- I'm sure you'll find links to others in the comments below.
Of course. And, of course, since a card of this power is now "mid-range" at $450 MSRP, everyone should have one by now.
Wait, you mean you DON'T upgrade your $500 video card every 6 months? You mean you've never spent more than $200 on a video card in your entire life and don't really care to? You're obviously not a gamer, we don't have to cater to you, only to our early-adopter ricer customers who feel inferior if they don't have a $4000 Alienware.
This is my sig. There are many others like it, but this one is mine.
There's no such thing as a "good deal" on bleeding-edge hardware. There's only "expensive" and "ream me with a stick."
Hey, maybe some people like getting reamed with a stick.
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