zachig
06-19-2006, 03:53 PM
WE GOT HOLD of an Nvidia retail 7950 GX2 card and played a little with it.
Nvidia dropped the price to a reasonable sub $/€ 600, or around £400 in the UK, so now this card really goes after ATI's X1900 XTX as a single card rather than an attack on Crossfire X1900 XTX systems.
To make it even more difficult for ATI, Gainward and Nvidia cut the price further at press time, down to €525, while ATI dropped the price of a single X1900XTX to €399 to stave off the attack from Nvidia's new beast. The Geforce 7950 GX2 is not much more that a shorter PCB Geforce 7900 GX2 card. Nvidia didn't notch up the wildest success with its Quad SLI systems powered with two 7900 GX2 cards but the new card is the way to fix it. The PCB is significantly shorter and now this card can fit in most computer cases out there. This was not true of the 7900 GX2.
Read the FULL article HERE (http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=32502).
Nvidia dropped the price to a reasonable sub $/€ 600, or around £400 in the UK, so now this card really goes after ATI's X1900 XTX as a single card rather than an attack on Crossfire X1900 XTX systems.
To make it even more difficult for ATI, Gainward and Nvidia cut the price further at press time, down to €525, while ATI dropped the price of a single X1900XTX to €399 to stave off the attack from Nvidia's new beast. The Geforce 7950 GX2 is not much more that a shorter PCB Geforce 7900 GX2 card. Nvidia didn't notch up the wildest success with its Quad SLI systems powered with two 7900 GX2 cards but the new card is the way to fix it. The PCB is significantly shorter and now this card can fit in most computer cases out there. This was not true of the 7900 GX2.
Read the FULL article HERE (http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=32502).