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PRODUCT FEATURES:256-bit Geforce 8800 GT512 MB 256-bit 1ns GDDR3 memory1620MHz shader clock112 Stream ProcessorsPCI Express x16 compatibilityIntegrated NVIDIA TV EncoderDual DVI-I Connectors60.8GB per second memory bandwidthNVIDIA unified architecture with GigaThread technologyNVIDIA SLI ready16x full-screen anti-aliasingTrue 128-bit floating-point high dynamic range (HDR) lightingNVIDIA PureVideo HD technologyPCI Express 2.0 supportOpenGL 2.0 supportNVIDIA nView multi-display technology
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An affordable way to get excellent frame rates.
When we got down to the business of benchmarks the XFX proved slightly faster than the Asus card. While the Asus returned F.E.A.R and Company of Heroes results of 80fps and 104.2fps at 1600 x 1200 pixels, the XFX finished with 84fps and 109.1fps. We obser
Here's the card they all have to beat, then. The reigning mid-range market leader, which squeezes onto the scales just shy of 200 pounds. It may not be the cheapest, but 96 stream processors and a clock speed of 500MHz make it a stunning performer
