PowerColor GameFX Radeon X800 GT 256MB PCIe
We haven't seen a retail Radeon X800 GT card run at higher clock speeds than the reference version, so default performance will always be similar. Price, too, will be similar for partners' cards. The differentiating factor come down to features. PowerColor, with its Game FX X800 GT 256MB carrying dual-DVI-I outputs and using only R480 cores, is in the ascendency here. Our advice after 14 pages is actually quite simple; go buy it. £110 won't buy you better overall 3D performance or a better feature-set.
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Friday Web Reviews:
HARDWARE
Thermaltake Muse 3.5" HDD Enclosure @ techPowerUp
ASUS Extreme N7800 GTX TOP (GeForce 7800 GTX) @ hardwarezone
Logitech PlayGear Pocket PSP Case Review @ The TechZone
Philips DVP 642 Review @ Hardware Secrets
Bjorn3d.com tests a new bios from Tul Corp for the X800GT
Events
Booth and Babes Pics and Movie Part #3 GC 2005 @ GamersHell
QuakeCon 2005: Day Two @ TechFreaks
Editorials
The Future of Cell Phone Viruses @ BonaFideReviews
Nvidia 7800GTX Video Cards Round up (Part One) @ Overclockers New Zealand
Recommended Laptop Accessories @ Bigbruin.com
I was also surprised to hear about mobile viruses but it does make sense, considering how cell phones are becoming more and more like mini computers. 