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Graphics Card Performance Comparison GeForce 2 to 7 Series |
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Tuesday, 20 March 2007 |
 If you are looking for a graphics card just like me, you might want to check out on their performance before you make the purchase. For instance, I love to look at how many pixels that it can churn out as part of my evaluation. Although it might not reflect the overall performance of the graphics card, I just love numbers.
You can actually visit this website – http://pantherproducts.co.uk and its graphics card comparison chart by clicking here. There you can see a basic evaluation from GeForce 2 to GeForce 7 series together with Radeon X series.
For example, the graphics comparison chart shows up to GeForce 7950 GTX2 which is a dual core card. This babe can actually churn out 16 billion pixels per second – that’s huge! Compared to the 6800 XT that I’m planning to buy, the 6800 XT can only produce around 2.4 billion pixels per second and that’s roughly 8 times slower.
Hmm… I’m already drooling all over these graphics card performance spec sheets. I’ll get a high end machine if I have the dough.
Hope you enjoy this! Cheers!
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