The Fastest Graphics Cards of 2003. Page 40

[12/10/2003 10:57 PM | Graphics]
by Alexey Stepin

Quite a lot of people buy hardware and software to play with during the upcoming holidays late this month. Some buy consoles, some get new games, others acquire new graphics cards. This review will help you to choose between 9 premier graphics cards based on VPUs and GPUs from ATI and NVIDIA in 16 benchmarks representing performance in past, present and upcoming 3D games! In addition to benchmarks, we have market analysis for you.

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When we enable FSAA, the memory subsystem workload rushes up immensely so that all graphics cards with narrow memory bus immediately give up their positions despite all other advantages they can boast. RADEON 9800 XT remains the winner in the high-end competition and on the mainstream side the victory is won by GeForce FX 5700Ultra, which manages to elbow its way through to the pedestal due to extremely high working frequencies.

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