14 DAY TRIAL // Experience full-throttle graphics performance with the GeForceT 7800 GT graphics card from PNY Technologies? Inc. Based on the new NVIDIA GeForce 7 Series graphics processing units (GPUs), the PNY GeForce 7800 GT delivers blazing frame rates and outstanding image quality not available from previous generation graphics cards.
"With Shader Model 3.0, High Dynamic-Range and Scalable Link Interface from NVIDIA, the PNY 7800 GT is the most powerful card we've tested to date at this level of price", said Jonathan Filleau, PNY Technologies Product Manager for consumer graphics cards. "Gamers no longer have to choose between blazing frame rates and the highest image quality. Without sacrificing any processing power, this card delivers a combination of new features and a completely redesigned architecture for extreme gaming performance."
PNY Technologies' Verto GeForce 7800 GT:
Features an all-new NVIDIA CineFXT 4.0 engine for advanced visual effects at unimaginable speeds Is designed for next-generation Microsoft? "Longhorn" operating systems Provides Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0 Technology Is NVIDIA SLIT ready - use two 7800 GT cards and get up to twice the performance of a single GPU for an unparalleled gaming experience Includes NVIDIA PureVideoT technology delivering home quality video to your PC Features the industry's most stable driver architecture for rock-solid reliability and compatibility Offers NVIDIA's new IntellisampleT 4.0 technology for exceptional visual quality
Jonathan Filleau added, "PNY's Verto GeForceT 7800 GT challenges the market with an insanely fast card at an aggressive price point".
PNY's Verto GeForce 7800 GT capitalizes on the high-bandwidth, PCI ExpressT bus architecture with support for NVIDIA's SLI technology. Plus, it features a 400MHz GPU clock; supports 256MB of DDR3 memory and comes equipped with DVI + DVI + VIDEO In/HDTV/S-Video outputs.
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