The INQ Guide to Desktop Graphic Chips

December 5th 2005 | Graphics Cards

You could be forgiven for thinking that there is a bit too much choice in the graphics market at the moment. Nvidia certainly thinks so, it having cancelled most of its 6800 line. But help is at hand. To sooth ruffled brows, the INQ presents its guide to the graphics chips of the moment.

If you can’t trust any one site for certain, an average of the results from lots of sites would be far more reliable. So that’s what you’re about to see, an average of the results from lots of different sites, including results published here on The INQ, for a top-end and a more modest processor.

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The INQ Guide to Desktop Graphic Chips
Published in: Graphics Cards on 2005-12-05