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ECS GeForce 9800 GTX+ Hydra SLI Review
ECS GeForce 9800 GTX+ Hydra SLI is kit that contains two modified GeForce 9800GTX+ and a water-cooling kit. Guru3D got this kit and has published a 16-page review: ECS GeForce 9800 GTX+ Hydra SLI Review.
The Verdict:
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I like the ease of use, easy installation and the cooling performance.
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But the kit is really efficient, cools pretty fantastic and as a result, though you now have two cards rendering your games, you can even overclock with a very healthy safety margin.
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My favorite game at this very moment is Mass Effect. I play it at 2560×1600 with the image quality settings as defined in this review. With one GTX+ card still averages at 37 frames per second (which already is bloody nice for the money), however with that second GTX+ added I end up at an average FPS of 70. It is an excellent modern title that shows Multi-GPU gaming potential so well with. And that’s where you need to seek the true benefit, modern games.
Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: ecs, geforce 9800 gtx, graphics card, hydra, NVIDIA, Overclocking, sli, water cooling
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Best Video Cards For The Money: August 2008
If time is money, this article will save money your money: if you don’t have the time to research among the huge amount of reviews and benchmarks across the web, or if you don’t feel confident enough in your ability to make the right decision, this guide is for you.
Tom’s Hardware Guide has come to your aid with a simple list of the best gaming cards offered for the money:
- best PCI Express card: $0 to $130
- best PCI Express card: $150 to $300
- best PCI Express card: $350 to $500
For example in the range of 350$ to 500$, Tom’s Hardware recommends 2 radeon HD 4850 in Crossfire instead of one GeForce GTX 280. But if you have already a SLI motherboard, the best choice is 2 GeForce 9800 GTX in SLI.
Read the complete article here: Best Video Cards For The Money: August ‘08
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