[NVIDIA GeForce 7900 Series Specs] & prices

[sirkillalot]

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=30156

Biostar first off the blocks with 7900/7600 cards

Cebit 2006 Available now


By Harta Glass in Chicago: Thursday 09 March 2006, 08:59

BIOSTAR hgas become the first company to release the new range of Nvidia based graphics cards. It just announced Geforce 7900 GTX, Geforce 7900 GT and its 7600 GT designs.
The fastest card will be clocked at default 650MHz core and 1600MHz GDDR3 memory. IT has 512MB of-256 bit memory and comes with a the 2006 Fifa limited cup game plus overclocking software and bunch of cables of course. The card is branded as VP7903GX52 and it scores roughly 8600 in 3Dmark06.
Biostar's 7900 GT is clocked to 450MHz core and 1320MHz GDDR 3 memory. The company claims that it card supports 256MB of 256-bit memory. The card produces a score of roughly 8000 in 3Dmark05.
Last but not the least, is the Biostar 7600 GT card clocked at 560MHz core and 1400MHz memory. The card uses 256MB of 128-bit memory.
The cards should be available by the end of the month and we should see them at Cebit later today.

 

[sviola]

First review is out at Guru 3d:

http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/325/1/

The 7900 gtx has beaten the 1900xtx...Seems admiral will be selling his board to cleeve for a very low price lol :lol:

Take a look at the tests...

 

[ia-Ryu]

First review is out at Guru 3d:

http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/325/1/

The 7900 gtx has beaten the 1900xtx...Seems admiral will be selling his board to cleeve for a very low price lol :lol:

Take a look at the tests...

She sure does look good :lol:

Now I have to decide... GTX or GT. Do you guys think these are going to be as hard to find as the 7800 or have the production issues been resolved?

-Ryu

 

[sirkillalot]

The 7900 gtx has beaten the 1900xtx...Seems admiral will be selling his board to cleeve for a very low price lol :lol:
Take a look at the tests...

GOOD REVIEW sviola
as quoted..."
Now then, gaming performance ... this little focker is fast for sure ! It's offers an incredible amount of flexibility. If you like to play your games at 1920x1200 like I do then you do not have to compromise at all. Turn on 4xAA and sixteen levels of anisotropic filtering, the card will still push well over 80 frames per second (on average) in Quake 4 for example. So I really do not need to go into much detail to describe how well games play with this card."

thats all i need to know
glad I waited a little

 

[sviola]

GOOD REVIEW sviola

Thanks. They got a nice review on the 7600 too.

 

[TheGreatGrapeApe]

Take a look at the tests...

Be sure to look very carefully at the test results, not all the Green bars are nVidia, silly review method of making top reult in test green and changin card colours from test to test.

When I first glanced over that review it looked almost like a clean sweep for nV, which made me think those new 84.12 drivers must have a heck of a performance boost as Guru mentions because everyone else testing WHQL shows a gap in F.E.A.R. not a win.

Of course, re-reading the tests and it becomes a little clearer. :roll:

 

[sirkillalot]

http://www.digit-life.com/news.html?05/70/68

Friday, March 10, 2006
Velocity Micro Introduces Fastest Gaming PC With Quad SLI — Cormac @ 12:50
Velocity Micro introduced its fastest gaming PC powered by Quad SLI technology from NVIDIA - the Velocity Micro Raptor Signature Edition. NVIDIA Quad SLI is comprised of four NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GPUs and an NVIDIA nForce4 SLI MCP. This technology harnesses the power of 48 gigapixels per second of graphics performance and 6 teraflops of computing power.
The Velocity Micro Raptor Signature Edition features the AMD Athlon 64 FX-60 dual core processor. Gamers can customize and purchase the Raptor Signature Edition today at Velocity Micro's website. The elite gaming computer costs $5995 in its original configuration.

Source: Velocity Micro

 

[sirkillalot]

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Geforce 7900 GTX and GT chips sold out
dam that was quick.....
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=30219

EVGA watercools the Geforce 7900 GTX
Wow looks kewl !
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=30228

NVIDIA hits 1GHz
http://www.atomicmpc.com.au/article.asp?CIID=35800

 

[juicy]

sold out alrdy? phew im glad i got my order in on thursday then! just got it today too!!!