ASUS EN7900GT/2DHT/256M graphics card GDDR3

  • Brand : ASUS
  • Product name : EN7900GT/2DHT/256M
  • Product code : EN7900GT/2DHT/256M
  • Category : Graphics Cards
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  • Long product name ASUS EN7900GT/2DHT/256M graphics card GDDR3 :

    EN7900GT/2DHT/256M GeForce™ 7900GT / 256MB DDR3 / PCI-E

  • ASUS EN7900GT/2DHT/256M graphics card GDDR3 :

    ASUS EN7900GT features the state-of-the-art technology, performance and reliability. Equipped with the newest generation GeForce™ 7900 GT GPU and fastest DDR3 (1.3 GHz for EN7900GT; 1.44GHz for EN7900GT TOP), users can fully exploit innovative graphics technologies such as NVIDIA® CineFX™ 4.0 engine, nView™, UltraShadow™ II technologies from NVIDIA™ and bring today's hottest new games to a whole new sensual level! Furthermore, GeForce™ 7900 GT includes on-chip video processor to meet today's demanding top notch DVD playback, television encoding and decoding, and support for high-definition television formats from your PC. Not only does EN7900GT come with the world's most powerful graphic processor in its class, it also features the latest ASUS-exclusive ASUS Splendid Video Enhancing Technology, ASUS GameFace™ Messenger, ASUS GameLiveShow, ASUS GameReplay, ASUS Video SecurityOnline™, ASUS OSD technologies to fully take advantage of EN7900GT's power.

  • Short summary description ASUS EN7900GT/2DHT/256M graphics card GDDR3 :

    ASUS EN7900GT/2DHT/256M, GDDR3, 256 bit, 1300 MHz, 2048 x 1536 pixels

  • Long summary description ASUS EN7900GT/2DHT/256M graphics card GDDR3 :

    ASUS EN7900GT/2DHT/256M. Processor frequency: 450 MHz. Graphics card memory type: GDDR3, Memory bus: 256 bit, Memory clock speed: 1300 MHz. Maximum resolution: 2048 x 1536 pixels. DirectX version: 9.0, OpenGL version: 2.0, Dual Link DVI

Specs
Processor
Processor frequency 450 MHz
Maximum resolution 2048 x 1536 pixels
Graphics card RAMDAC 400 MHz
Memory
Graphics card memory type GDDR3
Memory bus 256 bit
Memory clock speed 1300 MHz
Ports & interfaces
Dual VGA

Performance
DirectX version 9.0
Shader model version 3.0
OpenGL version 2.0
Dual Link DVI
Full HD
Packaging content
Bundled software Xpand Rally Virtual Drive ASUS DVD Media & Show Power Director 3 ASUS Driver & Utilities
Other features
Mac compatibility
Reviews
Updated:
2017-03-01 06:33:11
Average rating:73
Uk has collected 5 expert reviews for ASUS EN7900GT/2DHT/256M graphics card GDDR3 and the average expert rating is 73 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
pcadvisor.co.uk
Updated:
2017-03-01 06:33:11
Average rating:80
Asus has taken the basic 7900 GT design and tweaked it almost all the way across the card. This isnt only the fastest 7900 GT weve seen – its the best priced, too. In essence a toned-down version of the 7900 GTX, the GTs basic architecture is st...
  • This is the fastest 7900 GT weve seen yet. Its an excellent card and costs a good deal less than cards such as the 7900 GTX. Add an excellent set of software utilities and applications from Asus, and this is a sure-fire winner of one of PC Advisors...
hardwareunboxed.com
Updated:
2017-03-01 06:33:11
Average rating:0
The ASUS Extreme N7900GT was one of the first GeForce 7900GT cards to hit the market and it did so at the MSRP of $325 US. The appearance of the card itself is painfully boring and the packaging is not all that exciting either. The Extreme N7900GT stri...
  • Currently there are very few exciting GeForce 7900GT graphics cards on offer which is very disappointing, in fact the only example I can find is from XFX. Now by exciting I mean there are few that feature anything other than the bland green PCB and the...
trustedreviews.com
Updated:
2017-03-01 06:33:11
Average rating:0
If you’ve been following our graphics card coverage recently, you’ll notice that in both our 7600 GT and 7900 GTX reviews we used reference sample cards supplied to us by nVidia. It’s now been long enough since the launch that quite a few manufactur...