EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX Video Card

Posted by Computer Components For You | All Components, Video Cards | Monday 21 June 2010 11:19 pm

EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX Video Card

You can never go wrong to have an EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX Video Card in your computer. This is a fact proven by millions of gamers who have witnessed a spectacular improvement in their game-playing after acquiring this video card.

The images used in animation are drawn out in individual frames that are superimposed on one another as we glide through the game scenery. With the average video card, frame replacements are only seamless if the scene doesn’t change too much in the following frame. Otherwise, the player is bound to experience that horrible feeling being suspended in air as the previous image frame lags into the next one.

This happened when you turn corners or enter another room in the game. With the EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX Video Card you can bid those awkward transitions goodbye. Getting to the next room or round another corner in the game will be as smooth as walking straight ahead.

The EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX Video Card is also ideal for multi-player games where a number of players may share the same game interface. This situation also causes suspension of movement. The more players involved, the worse the lag is. With this state-of-the-art video card, you can conduct your group raids without slowing down your pace.

This fantastic video card has 512 megabytes of DDR3 memory. DDR3 comes as an improvement on DDR2 memory. The advantage of using DDR3 is clearly seen by comparing the two.

DDR3 memory is capable of rated speeds of up to 1600 megabytes per second. This means that a computer running with this video card can process 1,600,000,000 bits of graphic data per second.

DDR3 has 8 internal banks as opposed to the 4 of DDR2. This means more space to store bits of information in before picking them up to correlate them to the appropriate succeeding blocks of data. This feature id directly linked to the ability of this video card to process more data.

And when you consider that the DDR3 consumes less power than the DDR2, you will not wonder why it is extremely appropriate for game-playing…as well as for the less image-intensive uses of the computer.