XFX GeForce 7800 GT

"If you are considering a jump to the GeForce 7 Series, do yourself a favor and look at XFX's 7800 GT. It comes with a nice factory overclock of 450/1050MHz, a nice bundle and a great Double Lifetime Warranty. I was totally impressed by the performance of this card, especially when running in SLI mode."

"Ultimately, the XFX 7800GT performs fairly well with maximum settings in the games we looked at specifically today. At the highest resolution available to us, it still manages to put up a fight while still maintaining the highest graphics settings. We think that is pretty awesome."

"Overall, the XFX 7800GTs were a blast to play with these games. Numbers are one thing, but we found the experience in general to be quite satisfying with good framerates at high resolutions at maximum detail settings. In other words, one would not be disappointed with an SLI rig for gaming. The power bill is, of course, something to be afraid of, but even if one is using this rig for non-gaming, the drivers automagically decrease the clock speeds of both cards to reduce power consumption by quite a fair bit."

"It's the same price as ATI's current best, performs as well in games, and does significantly better in almost every other facet that you'd consider. More forward-looking features, less heat, less power consumed. The victory is a sweet one."

"With its 20 pixel pipelines, 7 vertex units, and 256MB of 1GHz RAM, the GeForce 7800 GT performed very well throughout our entire battery of benchmarks. And with its support for Shader Model 3.0, and excellent anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering quality / performance, the GeForce 7800 GT also has superior in-game image quality. Its relatively quiet single-slot cooler is another plus, as it the 7800 GT's full support for NVIDIA's SLI multi-GPU technology."