The electronic product from nVidia is a masterpiece which has become an important part of electronic product development world. One of the nVidia product ever released to the public is the G80 series.

G80 series is a version of the graphics card products manufactured by Nvidia. G80 series graphics cards provide the quality is quite good and many users are satisfied with the quality given by the product.

NVIDIA also has released a brand new product they have the name of the DirectX 10 ready 8800. The product is a first class product that has an expensive price.

Can we guess that the product is a product used to meet the demands of upper-class users? But in reality, the public see that the DirectX 10 ready-8800 product is a product of Overkill.

The weakness of the 8800 series is the lack of motivating factors of the tools that can provide support for 8800 series performance. Series GeForce 8800 GTS 320 is a memory product that uses nVidia’s middle class.

Memory speed of the GeForce 8800 GTS 320 of 800 Mhz. If we look, we can see that there is a decline in memory capacity between the old versions with the version of the GeForce 8800 GTS 320.

Regarding the decline in memory capacity, of course there is the effect obtained. The effect obtained due to memory loss that is the performance graphics card. Currently, some computer experts have examined the effect of decreasing the amount of memory on the graphics card.

But no one who can confirm this effect. It’s just that the researcher can be sure there is a problem in the use of the GeForce 8800 GTS 320 on the screen with high resolution.

Currently the price of the GeForce 8800 GTS 320 is about 220 dollars. With that price, the GeForce 8800 GTS 320 will be a product that can compete in the market.

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Serious gamers are always on the haunt for some serious graphic cards which offers best graphics at a decent price tag.

Gigabyte NX78X256V-B which is powered by NVIDIA GeForce 7800GTX VPU supports PCI Express. It is stashed with 256MB GDDR3(wow!) and 256-bit memory interface.

Like most of the new cards, it supports HDTV function. IT also supports sual DVI-I/D-SUB/TV OUT. And for video editing, yes, VIVO function is supported by this gadget.

With an incredible 24 pixel pipeline, this could well be the industry’s most powerful and technically advanced graphics accelerator card.

It supports DX 9.0 Vertex Shader 3.0, DX 9.0 Pixel Shader 3.0. IT has got an accelerated textures access with up to 16 textures per rendering pass and support for 16-bit and 32-bit floating point formats, sRGB texture format for gamma textures.

It is a full 128-bit FP Precision Graphics Pipeline and has a native support for 32 / 64 / 128 bits per pixel rendering modes.

Now for gadgeteers who might be worried about the OS issues and support, there is no need to worry. This gadget is Windows Vista ready but this gadget needs a PCI Express slot.

The PCI Express bus architecture has been a revolution. This doubles the bandwidth of AGP 8X delivering over 4 GB per second in both upstream and downstream data transfers.

When tested with Doom 3, it was able to fulfill some complex digital lights and realistic shadows which had been very difficult to achieve with some other Graphic cards.

It has the ability to drive the industry’s largest and highest resolution flat-panel displays up to 2560×1600.

But resolution are limited to the monitors attached to them. And widescreen resolutions of 16:9 / 16:10 aspect ratio monitors are only supported on Windows XP.

The tester have found that, the overclocking for the Gigabyte GV-NX78X256V-B did not deviate from the rest of the GeForce 7800 GTX crowd and it did not get over heated which has been a problem with many graphic cards.

Overall comparing the prices and features this could well be ranked 9/10

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There are many factors that are decisive in picking the right PCI Graphics Card. On one hand, you have video output incorporated into the motherboard itself, eliminating the need for a separate graphics card entirely.

On the other hand you have companies trying to persuade you to use multiple cards on the same PC.

Now when the discussion comes to purchasing PCI Graphics Card, the most important aspect is the purpose of usage.

Decisive factors

The graphic card, also called a video card, is primarily responsible for handling the calculations necessary to determine where and when pixels will fire and in what color, which is critical in any high end graphics application like gaming.

So the next question would obviously be that with so many different options out there, how do you choose the right card for you?

The big shots in the market

There are two major players in the chipset market; ATI and NVIDIA and the Graphics card manufacturers build cards around these chipsets. In generic terms, most motherboards will accept cards built around either chipset.

Presently NVIDIA is the dominant chipset producer. With the release of their 8800 series they have taken a firm grip on the lead.

The down side is that you got to shell out BIG BUCKS for that performance! However at the mid-range prices, both offer comparable models.

What defines your buying decision is, inevitably, what you intend to do with your computer.

Both and ATI and NVIDIA have a range of products that cater for the modest user right through to the money-no-object kind. They don’t label them in a consistent way, though, so let’s quickly work out what’s what.

ATI uses SE to denote its cheaper cards, and SE boards have half of the memory bandwidth as a compromise, with the price lower as a result. The Pro is next up the line, followed by the XL, the XT and the XT PE at the top.

Each varies by playing with the number of available pixel pipelines, the graphics core speed and the memory core speed, for instance. So an X800 SE would be a less capable board than an X800 pro or X800 XT.

Recently, the firm has launched the GT and GTO. An X800GT is a slightly budget variant of the X800, with the odd compromise but it has higher memory frequency as well. The X800GTO lies in the midst of an X800 and X800 Pro.

What are the best options?

Considering the options at the low cost end for NVIDIA, there’s Turbo Cache, LE is a slightly stripped down version of a card for cutting down the price, and the same applies to XT, although an NVIDIA XT will perform better than an NVIDIA LE.

NVIDIA XT has slightly compromised performance, however NVIDIA GT, has incorporates the better performing GDDR3 memory, which helps in boosting up the performance.

An Ultra version heads towards the top end, while the Ultra Extreme and the GTX are highest performing variants.

For most ATI users, the X300 is competent and boards based upon it come in at under $80.

X550 and X700s are available around the $100 mark, and are perfectly fine for those who don’t demand high 3D performance.

The X700 appears around the $150 mark and so does the X1300Pro. These are soundly mid-range graphics boards.

At around $225, X800 variants start to appear, and this is where you should be interested as a ATI-favoring gamer. The X800 XL’s are just below the $400 mark.

The high end extreme performers:

The best high-end performer tag keeps shifting from company to company, with ATI having recently been the champions for a couple of years, and NVIDIA’s 7800GTX currently the top-end board of choice.

ATI’s top boards, the X1800XL start from approx $500, with the premium X1800 XT selling for $550+.

You must be willing to shell out at least $800 for a fully specked variant of it.

Moving down the line, a gaming 7800GT board will cost you just under $600, while heading towards the mid-range is the 6800GT bearing a price tag of just under $400, which would suffice for gaming as well! The 6600GT is a solid performer for around $250.

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