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Since the launch of its G80 range of products last year, Nvidia has pretty much been dominating the graphics card market. Though ATI/AMD recently unveiled its range of DX10 cards, their reception and availability is tiny, compared to the rather surprising dominance that Nvidia’s DX10 cards have managed to receive. The best ATI can offer is the Radeon HD 2900 XT, which is a GeForce 8800 GTS competitor, leaving Nvidia the clear winner for now in the enthusiast market with its 8800 GTX / GTX XXX series of cards. Having conquered the niche segment, Nvidia has recently turned its eye at the far more important budget card market. This segment is without question the most important for both companies as bulk of their respective revenues comes from here. Nvidia keeping this in mind has recently introduced three DX10 budget solutions in the price range of Rs. 4,500 to Rs. 10,500. These 3 products namely the 8500 GT, 8600 GT and 8600 GTS are all based on the G80 core, are DX10 compatible and promise a better price/performance ratio than the previous generation 7xxx series cards. |
Tags: DX10 , PureVideo 2
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