It should be no surprise that at its default settings the value-minded NVIDIA GeForce 7300GT is very slow. What is indeed surprising however, is the potential performance that can be untapped after overclocking. We have seen a 475MHz core/900MHz memory 7300GTs outperforming a GeForce 7600GS with ease, and it doesn't stop there.
Running two SLI capable 7300GTs one besides the other, performance can be almost doubled surpassing that of a single GeForce 7600GT. Read on as we examine in detail the performance of two GeForce 7300GT cards coupled together, and what this means to the gamer on a budget.
View: NVIDIA GeForce 7300GT SLI Performance @ TechSpot
Running two SLI capable 7300GTs one besides the other, performance can be almost doubled surpassing that of a single GeForce 7600GT. Read on as we examine in detail the performance of two GeForce 7300GT cards coupled together, and what this means to the gamer on a budget.
View: NVIDIA GeForce 7300GT SLI Performance @ TechSpot
Nice time for the article to appear, I'm pricing parts for a computer upgrade and have been looking at the 7300GT and 7600GS, this helps the decision.
still a HUGE upgrade from my previous FX5200, tho
Cal
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