Asus' Monstrous Looking 7800GT Dual Graphics Card
 

"Asus' latest entry into the world of dual graphics card is its 7800GT, which is based on the latest line of NVIDIA GeForce 7 series of GPUs. While the card appears to be nice, it in fact falls flat due to its price. I don't know about you, but for $800.00, I can get two seperate 7800GT graphics adapters and run SLI rather comfortably."

Link: http://www.cooltechzone.com/index.ph...110&Itemid=461

if i were to buy a single pci-e motherboard

(like asus p4Gd1n)

this would be the fastest card for single motherboards?

because dual 7800GT beat single 7800GTX
and 1800 single beats nether of them boath


am i correct or wrong?

these past few monts, there are more graphics card launched as ever, its getting to much for my brain to read and know how much power they all have

grtz thx

a single mobo+ this card will cost you more then an sli mobo and one 7800 GTX, which you could upgrade eventually to dual 7800GTX's

yes but u also know that dothan owns all
(allez imo)

and dothan can be insterted in almost every asus 478mobo

the only 478 mobo with pci-e is the p4gdn1 (or something like that)

so dothan and this card would theoreticaly beat all i think


cuz X800single and dothan @3.3 = 43K, that +- sli setup i think?

even gamer with his sli doens has so much points i think


offcourse,i am not trying to prove anything,its just assumptions


(i think i made lotsa spelling errors, plz excuse me)

ah sry

i just did some research

highest score is 50900 with dothan @ 3.7

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=8798571

he used single 7800 GTX 512

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or, no xtreme ppl have yet tested the card?

yep yep

does anyone know something more ?

no more than you :)

these cards will not be mass produced, cost a lot to make, cost a lot to buy, cost a lot to run (external PSU).

not the smartest thing to buy