NVIDIA GeForce 7900GS Benchmarked

Spinnerbait writes "NVIDIA has launched another salvo of more competitively priced graphics cards, this time hitting the sub-$200 mark. The new GeForce 7900GS is built on a 90nm fab process with 20 pixel shaders and 7 vertex shaders. The end result is that just about any medium to high res gaming situation can be handled with high levels of anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering, while maintaining more than acceptable frame rates. Best of all, you can actually purchase a card in retail today, so this is no paper launch."

Which one?

[neonprimetime]

Can you spot which one makes this card a hit?

Operating Systems
._Windows XP/XP 64/ME/2000
._Built for Microsoft Windows Vista
._Linux
._Macintosh OS X

Nice, but no thanks.

[powerlord]

"NVIDIA has launched another salvo of more competitively priced graphics cards, this time hitting the sub-$200 mark. ..."

Seems like a good casual gamer card. Of course the NIC integrated with my MotherBoard (bought/built in January) has been good enough for my PC gaming so far.

Sub $200 is nice ... of course a lot of us on /. are saving up for a [Wii|PS3|XBox360]. =D

Re:Nice, but no thanks.

[Nos.]

How many fps does you NIC get?

Re:Nice, but no thanks.

[funwithBSD]

Depends, UDP or TCP?