We've just published our review of the "XXX" edition of XFX's 8800 GTX flagship. Not only is this thing monstrously huge, its performance is adequately "monstrous".

Here's Micah's quote hehe:

quote Micah

Who's looking to find the most powerful graphics card money can buy? You can put your hands down now.

Well, XFX has just released their brand new, over powered, sweets frags are upon us graphics card. Look at the comparison tests we ran, because those numbers don't lie.

XFX GeFORCE 8800GTX XXX Review

That is a pretty sick card!

This is the funniest benchmark ever!


The 1950 performs better with AA and AF enabled than it does without!

I am no longer able to flame the latest GeForce cards since they've cleaned up their act.

Here's to hoping they don't release a GeForce MX8200 just to *bleep* over consumers though.

Yeah, of course there will be low end versions of the flagship, but I just hope they don't disable features like they did on the MX series...

I mean that's what really made the MX series horrible, not only did it not perform well, it wasn't capable of pixel shading! That's just horribly mean! I can understanding dumbing down performance, but completely disabling feature sets is ridiculous.

quote Cheesysoapopra

I'll actually be picking up an 8800GTX pretty soon myself.

Go on, flame me.

Lol wow... a you are such a big boy. Now dont go spending your money on another for SLI mmmmk?

I've got an SLi mobo that will never be properly used. XD

quote Cheesysoapopra

Hey when you have chance to sell your current card for a price you will probably not be able to sell it for ever again, if possible you should take advantage of the situation. (AKA, Mark, Joey is building a new comp and is buying my card .)

965 chipset can't SLI.

Too bad on the SLI deal though might make you think twice about saving some money and just crossfiring... though your over that. Also Joey told me he was done with computers cause he had his problems to boot, wtf lol he changed his mind REALLY quick.

I think im going to purchase one too keep it running in the current X2 system and when the new ATI cards come out il build a Core 2 or Quad core based system on one of those.


I havent done much building lately.