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 Introduction Near the end of 2006 NVIDIA released the 8800GTX, a high-end 3D rendering monster which bested every other video card out there. As usual, you had to pay a higher price to get the fastest frame per seconds in games, for the more budget minded people NVIDIA added the GTS to the G80 line-up. This slightly degraded video card still offers awesome performance, now NVIDIA is lowering the price of the GTS by cutting the available memory in half, the 320Mb is introduced today, the original GTS comes with double the amount. How does this reduction affect gaming performance? Let’s find out.  Sparkle has been into pc graphics for many years now. As an official NVIDIA partner they also released their version the 8800 back in November 2006. Currently Sparkle has 2 GeForce 8800 products available for everyone out there:  Sparkle GeForce 8800GTS 640Mb Today Sparkle adds one more video card to add to that list:  Sparkle GeForce 8800GTS 320Mb Both their 8800 GTS cards use the same PCB and heatsink, the only main difference is the amount of memory. While the older GTS comes with 640MB GDDR3, the newest version comes with only half if that. It helps to reduce the price, will it also reduce the performance?  More reviews in this category can be found below: |
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