ASUS 8800GTX

High-end GeForce 8-series board is the fastest card we've seen to date. It also supports Windows Vista's DirectX 10 API.

Blazing performance Direct X 10 support

Requires two power connectors

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With each new series of videocard that comes out, it seems like the prices work their way up the ladder a little more every time. If you just can't afford to drop the serious cash required to get your hands on the hottest GPU on the market, the 8800 GS or...

I had high expectations for this card as I upgraded from a 7950GT. For the price alone can buy you a budget end computer so its definately not for the budget minded types. Your other options would be for the Ultra or the GTS.After reading several reviews

One of the best cards in the marketDirectX10 support with VistaEasy OverclockingWhisper Quiet Fan

Difficult to find waterblocks to accomodate

I have two monitors and trying to plug both monster DVI cables into the card takes effort. They are way to close together. I think the analog output (S-video) port should have been placed in the center and the DVI out on either side. As for the length i d...

DX 10 support, graphics processing, more fps during play, overal great card.

DVI ports are next to each other. makes it hard to plus larg DVI cables in. Also it's extremely long. I had to change my case cause the card was about two inches too long.

SLI, a great combinaion with ASUS EXTREME Motherboard with dual core and Creative X-fi

Very big takes up a lot of mb space. If you want to add you have to go to USB or Firewire

Great Frame Rates no lag, aside form the space problem There no problems. It's very expensive to run two of these but in the long run its worth it