XFX GeForce 7800 GTX GDDR3

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:87

Uk has collected 19 expert reviews for XFX GeForce 7800 GTX GDDR3 and the average expert rating is 87 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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HEXUS.net

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:0

Theres a new King of Consumer Graphics in town, and he goes by the name of GeForce 7800 GTX 512. NVIDIAs latest high-end hardware creation pairs a tweaked G70 and accompanying PCB, with a new dual-slot cooler and 512MiB of on-board memory, to creat...

As impressed I was with the reference board in the preview on HEXUS.core, Im the same again with XFXs attempt. While the bundle could do with some work, the performance is spot on. While the clock increases are modest, they almost always turn in to...

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tweaktown.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:0

ATI seemed to have what looked like a chance to take the 3D graphics performance crown a few weeks ago when they released the Radeon X1800XT which has only recently become available for sale.Last week we saw the release of the 512MB GeForce 7800GTX fro...

Right now, this is the ultimate graphics card solution for anyone in SLI or not - the 512MB version of the 7800GTX is an absolute power house. The numbers do truly speak for themselves here - we find ourselves breaking over 10,000 under 3DMarks05 on a...

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custompc.co.uk

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:67

The XFX is slightly faster than the Asus in Battlefield 2 and Quake 4, but slower in F.E.A.R. Both cards cost an absolute fortune, and while theyre faster than other graphics cards, they still dont quite have the muscle to totally overpower this gene...

The XFX is slightly faster than the Asus in Battlefield 2 and Quake 4, but slower in F.E.A.R. Both cards cost an absolute fortune, and while theyre faster than other graphics cards, they still dont quite have the muscle to totally overpower this gene...

rbmods.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:30

Average rating:0

Amber LupalaXFX Geforce 7800GTX video cardThese days most dream of the new 8800 Geforce cards, but few can afford to pay 600$ for a videocard. Therefore we decided to make a review again of the older 7800GTX card. Are you still able to get out good pe...

Performs well, Good accessories, Well packed, Overclocks well...
Fan and heatsink...
This card has performed great for being an older videocard. I bet you can get these for around 100$ used or 150$ new. Its really worth getting one of these older well performing cards as we saw in the test, the 7300GT was not even close to the perform...

pcworld.com_techhive.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:30

Average rating:84

Oversize card is powerful, but its price is not for the weak of heart.

Onetime top performer...
Oversized card, oversized price...
XFXs latest is powerful and large, yielding top-notch graphics.

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Cdrinfo.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:30

Average rating:0

A couple of months back, CDRinfo released a review investigating the capabilities of the XFX 7800 GT card. The 7800 GT became available after the 7800 GTX, as a more affordable solution for gamers who wanted to get all the benefits of a latest release...

performance in almost all tests, Low noise levels, Great nVidia features for unique image quality, Very good retail package (Call of Duty 2)...
Average cooling system...
If you are a hardcore gamer and want to have the best VGA card available, well, the XFX 7800 GTX is a candidate. On the one hand, the 7800 GTX can play all the games currently out there, at the maximum resolution and of course, with all the latest ef...

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MotherBoards.org

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2017-03-01 11:03:33

Average rating:0

XFX, pronounced X Effects, is one of the key players in the VGA world today selling millions of dollars of product worldwide and the major seller in the South-American VGA market, which is currently growing exponentially. In America NVIDIA has two stro...

With so many products to hit the market in the last six months it can be a bit daunting when it comes to making a solid decision as to what 3D card you want to purchase. With a list of names as long as my arm and models that cover every spectrum you ca...

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Bjorn3d.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:33

Average rating:90

NVIDIA is on one heck of a good streak lately. With its 7 Series cards and SLI, NVIDIA was the undisputed gaming performance leader for months. Then, ATI finally released its X1800 XT, a 512MB powerhouse, and NVIDIA lost the lead in many games. Not to...

Awesome factory overclock, Jaw-dropping performance, Add another for SLI action!, Nice bundle, Double Lifetime Warranty...
Very expensive, Very expensive (yes, thats repeated on purpose), Big, 2slot beast...
The XFX GeForce 7800 GTX 512 XXX Edition is, hands down, the best single card solution that I have ever seen for playing games. Therefore, two XFX GeForce 7800 GTX 512 XXX Edition cards would then have to be the absolute greatest solution money can bu...

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extremetech.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:33

Average rating:90

There was only one little snag. The X1800XT wasnt supposed to start shipping for another month. Well, its finally available (though its hard to find one in stock), and ATI has even released a new driver that makes use of the programmable memory cont...

Fastest video card on the market.
Very expensive; slightly increased noise and power consumption over 7800 GTX.
If you’ve got the money, they’ve got the speed...

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pcmag.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:90

Very high-end graphics cards are incredibly complex. Resources are so tightly controlled by the chip manufacturer and board tolerances so tight that its hard to get creative and make a product that stands out among the competition. For instance, nVi...

Overclocked for better performance. Video input and output. HDTV output support. Double-lifetime warranty. Free gamepad.
Very expensive. Minimal software bundle.
XFX offers its "standard" GeForce 7800 GTX card with a slight overclock for a tiny performance boost and a double-lifetime warranty, making it one of the best GeForce 7800 GTX offerings...

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Bjorn3d.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:85

We are quite used to paper launches when it comes to new chips from ATI and NVIDIA. Therefore, it was a nice change when NVIDIA both announced the GeForce 7800 GTX and also had cards out using that chip at the same time. Today, I am testing my first Ge...

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maximumpc.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:100

It’s no contest: If you want the absolute fastest videocard, and money is no object, you want a board—or two—powered by nVidia’s GeForce 7800 GTX. That’s precisely why we put a pair of reference-design boards in this year’s Dream Machine. After examini...

pcper.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:0

If you remember correctly, when we first reviewed the reference NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GTX graphics card at the end of June, you could already purchase the cards online, that very same day. It was the first time that I can remember a major hardware rele...

XFX has a winner on their hands, regardless of which particular model we are referring to. If you want an overclocked card with a great bundle, the 450/1.25 PV-T70F-UNF7 model is exceptional. If you just want the absolute fastest GPU then the 490/1...

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trustedreviews.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:90

Big graphics hardware releases can often fall foul of two stumbling blocks – either the card doesn't live up to the pre-release hype, or the hardware is super fast and exceeds expectations, but there's no stock available for anyone to buy. Thankfully nVid...

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hardwaresecrets.com

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2017-03-01 11:03:36

Average rating:0

Review of the GeForce 7800 GTX from XFX, which comes overclocked and with a free gamepad.

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