XFX GeForce 6600GT PCIe - In VRZone tests
without Anti-Aliasing turned on, the GeForce 6600GT is clearly the fastest card, running every game tested from Doom 3 to Unreal Tournament 2004 faster than the ATI Radeon X700 Pro. However, when Catalyst A.I. is turned on and combined with Anti-Aliasing and Anisotropic Filtering in high resolution gaming tests, the benchmark results flip towards ATI's corner. This happens in every game we tested except for in Doom 3, where the GeForce 6600GT runs .7 FPS faster than the Radeon X700 Pro with AA and AF turned on at 1600x1200x32.
NVIDIA GeForce 6200 - Beyond3D takes
a look at NVIDIA's NV43 based (non-TurboCache) GeForce 6200. Another review can be found on
Digit-Life,
NVIDIA adds AGP, PCI-E graphics card variations - NVIDIA has added
new AGP and PCI Express graphics products to its lineup. For budget-minded gamers, the GeForce 6600 AGP will face off against the Radeon 9600 XT in the $149-$199 price range. The 6600 AGP carries a core clock of 300MHz and memory clocked between 250 and 275MHz, depending on board manufacturer discretion. For PCI-E, NVIDIA has introduced the GeForce 6800 LE PCI Express. Cards will be priced between $229 and $279, right between ATI's new Radeon X800 and X800XL. The 6800 LE PCI-E is clocked at 325MHz core and 300MHz memory and comes with a 256-bit memory bus and full SLI support.
From Overclocker Cafe: The Overclocker Cafe' ran into a fluke with the NVidia GeForce 6600 GT GPUs where in certain situations higher screen resolution equaled higher frame rates. Not only were we stumped but so were the manufactures. After a bug report circulated around NVidia for we did get an answer to the riddle. The 6600 GT GPUs actually scale their settings back in some situations. More information in their
article.
Neoseeker looks
at nVidia SLI technology and do some testing with a pair of 6800GTs.
HardwareZoom has a triple nVidia 6600GT shoot-out review
posted, which definately seems like its the middle-range card to get at the moment.
MSI NX6600GT-VTD128 Geforce 6600GT AGP Video Card -
This card is compatible with 8x/4x AGP motherboards only, and will not physically fit in AGP 2X or earlier slots. It comes equipped with 128MB of Samsung GDDR3 BGA memory on a 128-bit memory bus.