PNY GeForce 8 8800GT

Theres so many graphics cards on the market right now its hard to really choose between them, ill make it easy for you get this one! For the price i really cant see anything that compares to it in terms of speed and processing power. Its very forward compatible, and ive had to trouble with vista and directx 10. Installation of the card is very straight forward with its PCI-e interface. Anyone with the slightest bit of computer knowledge should be able to get this card up and running in no time at all. The software suite is slightlt basic but it really doesnt need to be all that much more than it is. If your working on a budget then you would be hard pressed to find much ...  Read the complete review

A great level of power for this price. Makes use of a widely popular but still extremely powerful chipset and delivers it with a versatile board and a substantial level of compatability with other devices (HDTV etc). Installation is as easy as with any other PCI-E card and has nothing unusual in its setup to stymie your path to enjoying some fantastic framerates and Direct X 10 compatibility. The software suite is nothing particularly special but then it doesnt need to be, its NVidia powered and uses all their in-house software for multi-dispaly setup and output configuration, which generally works flawlessly. PNY are fast becoming a ...  Read the complete review

The geforce 8800gt is probably the best options right now on the market it's strong point are: 1) it's proably the fastest card on the market right now for this kind of money (150 pounds) 2)it has High Definition acceleration so you will be probably able to view a next gen video, blue ray o hd-dvd with almost any pc. 3) it support pci-e 2.0 even if the performance at least at the moment are probably on the level with the pci-express 1.0 standard, will work with vista without any problem, and of of course it's directx 10.0 compliant (right now only ati support directx 10.1 specification out of the box) 4) it has a good power ...  Read the complete review