MikeC
12-07-05, 07:19 AM
Jonathan Martini has posted a review of the MSI NX7800GT-VT2D256E graphics card:
The MSI NX7800GT-VT2D256E is a solid NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GT-based graphics card. While it doesn't stray from the reference design, MSI has supplied a diverse software bundle, which includes the acclaimed Chronicles of Riddick game along with a decent setup of VIVO cables and multimedia center software.
http://www.nvnews.net/reviews/msi_geforce_nx7800gt/images/card_with_border.jpg
The graphics cards performed admirably throughout the entire test period and is capable of respectable increases in core and memory clock speeds. We were able to reach 480MHz on the core and 1.12GHz on the memory, which increased performance by 5-10%. And this was within the confines of a closed case without any additional cooling or modification performed on the graphics card.
Check it out here:
http://www.nvnews.net/reviews/msi_geforce_nx7800gt/index.shtml
The MSI NX7800GT-VT2D256E is a solid NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GT-based graphics card. While it doesn't stray from the reference design, MSI has supplied a diverse software bundle, which includes the acclaimed Chronicles of Riddick game along with a decent setup of VIVO cables and multimedia center software.
http://www.nvnews.net/reviews/msi_geforce_nx7800gt/images/card_with_border.jpg
The graphics cards performed admirably throughout the entire test period and is capable of respectable increases in core and memory clock speeds. We were able to reach 480MHz on the core and 1.12GHz on the memory, which increased performance by 5-10%. And this was within the confines of a closed case without any additional cooling or modification performed on the graphics card.
Check it out here:
http://www.nvnews.net/reviews/msi_geforce_nx7800gt/index.shtml