2007 Graphics Performance Charts @ HardwareZone

Vikingod · Sep 6, 2007, 02:09 PM

Source: HardwareZone
___________
The past few months have been relatively peaceful in the graphics scene. What with both ATI and NVIDIA having released their mainstream and lower end products a few months back, marking the end of the graphics lifecycle for the current generation. Going by the cyclical nature of this industry, the chipmakers are probably prepping enhancements to their existing products and unsurprisingly, the rumors have started to appear, with Digitimes quoting an unconfirmed date of November 12 for the next update of NVIDIA's GeForce 8 mid-range products, codenamed G92. For enthusiasts, it's time to start second guessing the likely performance of these new GPUs compared to the incumbents.

Sep 6, 2007, 02:09 PM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	2007 Graphics Performance Charts @ HardwareZone Source: HardwareZone ___________ The past few months have been relatively peaceful in the graphics scene. What with both ATI and NVIDIA having released their mainstream and lower end products a few months back, marking the end of the graphics lifecycle for the current generation. Going by the cyclical nature of this industry, the chipmakers are probably prepping enhancements to their existing products and unsurprisingly, the rumors have started to appear, with Digitimes quoting an unconfirmed date of November 12 for the next update of NVIDIA's GeForce 8 mid-range products, codenamed G92. For enthusiasts, it's time to start second guessing the likely performance of these new GPUs compared to the incumbents.