MikeC
05-19-06, 12:38 AM
I have completed a review of GeForce 7900 GTX graphics cards from EVGA and XFX. The review features benchmark results from two different systems - one is an older system that has a Pentium 4 3.4GHz Prescott and the other is powered by an Athlon 64 X2 4800+.
With the ForceWare drivers featuring mixed vendor support, both graphics cards were combined in an SLI configuration. Quality vs. high quality and transparency antialiasing image quality comparisons are provided.
And to top things off, I also became a member of the nV News Widescreen LCD Club.
http://www.nvnews.net/reviews/geforce_7900_gtx/images/dell_2405fpw_s.jpg
Color on the 2405FPW is rich and vibrant, although I give a slight edge in this category to the Sony E540 CRT, which uses a Trinitron tube. However, the E540 weighs in at 67 pounds and is 19 inches deep. The physical characteristics of the 2405FPW are impressive as the unit weighs in at 17 pounds and is 9 inches deep. The edge of the screen on the 2405FPW is perfectly aligned with the monitor frame unlike the CRT, which requires manual adjustments to achieve a picture that is almost never square.
The height of the 2405FPS can be lowered or raised using the adjustable stand and a pivoting mechanism allows the monitor to be tilted as well rotated 90°. The 2405FPW features 4 USB 2.0 ports and the following video connections: 15-pin D-sub (VGA), DVI-D, S-video, composite video and component video.
Check it out here:
http://www.nvnews.net/reviews/geforce_7900_gtx/index.shtml
With the ForceWare drivers featuring mixed vendor support, both graphics cards were combined in an SLI configuration. Quality vs. high quality and transparency antialiasing image quality comparisons are provided.
And to top things off, I also became a member of the nV News Widescreen LCD Club.
http://www.nvnews.net/reviews/geforce_7900_gtx/images/dell_2405fpw_s.jpg
Color on the 2405FPW is rich and vibrant, although I give a slight edge in this category to the Sony E540 CRT, which uses a Trinitron tube. However, the E540 weighs in at 67 pounds and is 19 inches deep. The physical characteristics of the 2405FPW are impressive as the unit weighs in at 17 pounds and is 9 inches deep. The edge of the screen on the 2405FPW is perfectly aligned with the monitor frame unlike the CRT, which requires manual adjustments to achieve a picture that is almost never square.
The height of the 2405FPS can be lowered or raised using the adjustable stand and a pivoting mechanism allows the monitor to be tilted as well rotated 90°. The 2405FPW features 4 USB 2.0 ports and the following video connections: 15-pin D-sub (VGA), DVI-D, S-video, composite video and component video.
Check it out here:
http://www.nvnews.net/reviews/geforce_7900_gtx/index.shtml