Umm, I got one better....

http://www.bfgtech.com/7900GTX_512_PCIX.html

BEHOLD, THE BFG TECH 7900 GTX OC (FACTORY OVERCLOCKED).
CHECK THE SPECS.....

Memory 512MB GDDR3
>> Core Clock 670MHz (vs. 650MHz standard)
>> Memory Clock 1640MHz (vs. 1600MHz standard)
>> RAMDAC Dual 400MHz
>> Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0 and lower, OpenGL® 2.0 and lower for Microsoft Windows®
>> Connectors 2 Dual-Link DVI-I, HDTV
>> 1440 million vertices/sec.
>> 52.4GB/second memory bandwidth

Built for Microsoft Windows Vista
>> PCI Express x16
>> NVIDIA SLI multi-GPU ready
>> Superscalar GPU architecture
>> NVIDIA CineFX® 4.0 engine
>> High Speed GDDR3 memory interface
>> Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0 support
>> NVIDIA® nView™ multi-display technology

P W N A G E

*Drools*

Well, it seems that there's someone else out there that has more money than me.

~Silentcrisis

Oh, nonononono! I didn't mean it like that! I don't OWN the 7900 GTX OC (pft, I wish) I was just meaning I KNOW of one that is better. Does this mean you have the 7900?
'imitates Napoleon Dynamite' LUCKY!

Well, I'll sell the one I have now and buy that one, as I usually do with any graphics card.

~Silentcrisis

You guys should see the Sapphire Blizzard RX1900 XTX! its currently the fastest graphic card in the market (in most benchmarks) plus, it has an integrated liquid coolnig system to keep it cool. Imagine this thing in crossfire, youll have two water cooling systems, a set of ram sinks (heat sinks for ram) and killer CPU cooled by another lquid cooling system and 4 GB ram with heat spreaders and ram sinks. Damn thats good.

Havent you heard of emulators? It is a program that tricks the game into thinkin it is running on a console but it really is running on PC, you cant have it viseversa for console to run PC. Actually, no, it doesnt have more features in its video card, last time I check they currently use nVidia GeFroce 6 and 7 series, which of course has been left out of all the driver updates that made new optimized and enhanced features for the PC counterparts.

I take it you've never heard about an Emulator my ignoramus friend. I have a PS2 Emulator for my PC and with that I have MGS: Snake Eater

You see, that's where computers are so much better. If you get Playstation 2 hardware that you can just put in an External Disc Drive or internal port slot, you could basically have an Xbox 360 or Playstation 2 on your computer and just put the game discs into your CD-ROM drive and run it just like you would on console.

The computer is a Godly tool when it comes to Multi-purpose gaming.

~Silentcrisis

*gets screen of mario*

lol. Now tell me, one $400 XBOX 360, one $600 PS3, and one $500 Wii all for the price of $1000 worth of computer if you knew where to buy your parts.

Oh and Dragon, keep in mind.... consoles are nothing more than dedicated gaming computers that run on your tv and use controllers (but you can use stuff like the official 360 controller on your comp anyway). Computers are worth it a lot more in the long run. They can play games, surf the internet, and do basically anything else you can imaging. Like the others said.... consoles improve every 3-4 years, and computers get better EVERY DAY. Oh and to Xeno.... every time I read a 7900 vs 1900 battle, the 7900 wins hands down. I used to beleive Radeon was the best.... but Nvidia has been leaving them in the dust within the past year or two. The 7900 is already running QUAD-SLI on the new limited edition Alienware and Dell systems (only because Dell bought out Alienware recently.... without Alienware's technology, Dell would be NOTHING! ..... did I mention I DESPISE Dell?).

I knew about the dell and alienware issues. They tainted the good company alienware into a company, dell, that sells pcs with generic parts. You know why the Radeon cards are better? When it comes to antialiasing, the Radeon cards always win. I have seen several nVIdia cards having hard times when you turn on 2xAA, and that is just 2x, probably standard is 4xAA and best is 6xAA or higher. The thing is that simply shows that Radeon doesnt need to do QuadSLI to compete. The reason why GeForce 7900 has so many variations and models, plus the QuadSLI is they want it to beat the competition. The Radeon however, did not need to do that because it is already powerful enough. Having that the Georce cant catch up, they make a QuadSLI system. Do you get my point?

dell is the borg:

resistance is futile: you will be assimilated.


my only question about liquid cooled cards is: what pumps 'em?

I just bought a new computer.

Here's some info. (Since there's so much.)

I figure that if I hook up my new graphics, video, and sound cards to the ports that I'll get more than just the already implemented quad-graphics system.

This means that I won't have to buy a new graphics card for the next couple of years.

My grandparent's bought it for me for getting good grades. I haven't set it up yet but am going to as soon as final's are over (In the next week or two.)

~Silentcrisis

Im setting up mine next week as soon as the BIOS has been updated. That way I can have this piece of junk I am using right now repaired, mobo replacement, then full upgrade, and assembled into a network.