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ASUS 8800GTX 768MB
 
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Max Slowik
Kurtis
ASUS
Jun. 15, 2007
Introduction

The 8800GTX, after many months on the market, is still the best of the best. Sure, there's one card for competition: the 8800 Ultra; but that's sort of a joke; it's basically a stock-overclocked GTX, with a $150 premium. (The joke is really on the buyer.) ATI has given NVIDIA no reason to worry, since their HD 2000-series doesn't have a card like it.

Time has passed and there has been market pressure to lower the price of this incredible card. Since its release, the prices have dropped from around $650 and are commonly available for less than $550, making it the slightly more-affordable killer video card.

Also, NVIDIA has altered their original position of forbidding board partners' stock-overclocking, so now there are some very powerful 8800GTXs on the market.

Without any competition to speak of, that leaves one question: which 8800GTX is best? That depends on the price, extra features and bundle.

 
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Page 9: Testing - 3DMark 06
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