Buyers Guide, Part III: All Graphics Cards! @ Tomshardware

[werty316]

This buyer's guide consists of three articles, each covering cards, so we have looked at a total of 20 graphics solutions. This installment contains the complete benchmark results and the full feature table for all participating cards. Below you'll find a list of all 20 contenders from Part 1 (http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/05/08/2006_graphics_card_buyers_guide_part1/index.html), Part 2 (http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/05/12/graphics_card_buyers_guide_2006/index.html) and Part 3, to help you fine an overview of each card, and locate each test of interest to you:

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Source (http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/05/15/graphics_card_buyers_guide_2006_part3/)

[mousiness]

i love that picture so much, all you see is thousands of dollars of video cards there, (drools), these are pretty good buying guides actually, great for the average joe or the new-nthusiast, maybe even some tips true enthusiasts havent thought of, great find :)

[werty316]

ONe werid thing is no nVidia cards. I guess they are making seperate guides.

[Kougar]

i love that picture so much, all you see is thousands of dollars of video cards there, (drools), these are pretty good buying guides actually, great for the average joe or the new-nthusiast, maybe even some tips true enthusiasts havent thought of, great find :)

I see a 9800SE in there too. And two different Nvidia Geforce4 TI's if I'm not mistaken. Would ya want either of those? ;)

Werty, you did notice that too? Out of 20 cards in their review, only two were nVidia parts. THG's full PCIe VGA comparison guide is fully stocked with both though...

[werty316]

True true but it is missing the 7900 cards.