Originally Posted by Mootsfox

X1900XT 256mb beats the 7950GT at the least, and at stock clocks, the 7900GTO.

Originally Posted by firingsquad.com

In comparison to the Radeon X1900 XT 256MB, the ATI board the GTO competes with most closely in price, the X1900 XT 256MB has the performance advantage overall, but each card has areas where it wins and loses. The ATI card performs well in titles that ATI has performed well in the past such as Oblivion, Call of Duty 2, and Battlefield 2, while the NVIDIA GTO has the edge in games like Lock On: Modern Combat, and to a lesser extent in Quake.

The final decision here is likely going to depend on what games you usually play, as well as how important other factors such as graphics drivers and noise are to you. If you simply can’t stand any noise, or you want a card that runs fairly cool, you’ll want to go with the GTO: even under load in our testing the GPU on our GTO board remained under 60 degrees Celsius at stock speeds, and the card doesn’t have any hotspots like the X1900s do. It’s ultimately going to be a personal decision that depends on how important all these aspects are to you, not to mention other factors such as EVGA’s Step-Up upgrade program, price, and availability: GTO boards sell out so quickly at most online retailers that you may have an easier time picking up a Radeon X1900 XT 256MB.

Originally Posted by Mootsfox

For the 7950GT vs 256mb X1900XT:

http://www.extremetech.com/article2/...2017372,00.asp





For the 7900GTO... I'm still looking for benchmarks...stay tuned.

Originally Posted by alexisd

What about mine 7950GT OC and volt mod vs the 256 x 1900xt?If you go and look in the top 30 GPU benchmark system of this forum you see that the ,only one beating the 7950GT is Chozart and is with the C2D.Just my opinion,no debate here.