A stunningly powerful card that tops the last generation’s best dual-GPU monsters.

An interesting concept But performance is determined by drivers and ultimately it smacks of gimmick.

Not bad value for an older card, but it’s too noisy.

Yet another older GPU that’s eclipsed by the 7600 GT.

A real bargain. If you don’t need to capture video, its gaming performance makes it a great choice.

A well featured card, but it can’t match the 7600 GS for value.

Yes, it’s fast, but is that enough anymore? Poor drivers and a high price tag are enough to put us off.

It was all looking good until Nvidia’s new cards overtook it on the final straight.

It’s NVIDIA’s flagship, but still trails behind the top ATI cards.

The fastest card available, but the XT is better value for money.

Still a half-decent choice if you opt for a 256mb version.

If you have almost $700 to spend, the X1800 XL isn’t the way to go.

The 7800 GT is hard to find and is being usurped by the 7900 GT.

A wiser purchase than the XTX, this is the best of the top-end cards.

Playable frame rates at 1600 x 1200 and the latest features for under $460. A great-value choice.

Too expensive for the performance on offer.

An old card that’s resoundingly beaten by the new 7600 GT.

Fair price, but better-equipped cards cost a similar amount.

A cheap mid-range card but with budget performance.

Video capture and two full games of your choice make this a Decent alternative to the 7600 GT.