[!] NVIDIA's GeForce 6200 with TurboCache -
The relatively weak performance of the GeForce 6200 with 32-bit/16MB TurboCache demonstrates that the TurboCache scheme isn't magic. NVIDIA isn't quite as able to mask system memory access latencies as one might hope, and bandwidth pressure isn't dramatically relieved by pixel shaders in today's games. Another reviews can be found on
AnandTech,
bit-tech,
Gamers-Depot,
Hexus.net,
HotHardware,
TGH (overview only) and
Planet 3DNow!.
Taking SLI and X850 XT PE to Bloodline -
HEXUS.net has compared a SLI system from Scan Internation, and a HEXUS built rig featuring a Radeon X850XT PE.
Albatron GeForce 6800 GT - If you are looking for a video card for the holidays,
you should definitely take a look at the Albatron 6800 GT. When push comes to shove, it performs like a champ and can hold its own against just about anything you throw at it.
Nvidia Geforce 6600GT AGP - For the extra AU$100 or so, the 6800 will give you better performance, but
the 6600GT still showcases impressive results for its price range. AGP users right now looking for an upgrade from their older MX/5200/9600 etc series videocards are far better off buying the best value option available as a move to PCI-Express could be in store shortly down the track, and the 6600GT AGP seems to offer plenty of value.
eVGA NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT SLI - So now that you have seen the numbers and graphs is SLI worth the extra $200 video card? Right now I would say
no simply because drivers aren't there yet. I would however suggest that if you want to upgrade PCI-Express with an SLI option would be an extremely wise choice.