In the end of 2002 the Radeon 9700 Pro was fastest card money could buy. ATi was going pretty strong with their new cards and everyone was looking forward to nVidia's answer. The GeForce FX looked good on paper but in reality the GeForce FX wasn't.

The 5800 Ultra was nVidia's top of the line mode... > Read more

This is my second GeForce FX 5800 Ultra review-sample from nVidia. Because I always liked this card I thought it is a good idea to have a spare one.

Because this card is in a better condition than the other one I keep it in the box as much as possible. The card has less fingerprints on it (which ... > Read more

Back in summer of 2003 this was my fastest graphics card. I bought it new and kept it ever since.

In the old days I was always looking for a way to increase the performance of my PC (which was an Athlon XP 1700+ Thoroughbred B with nForce2), so I overclocked and tweaked every part in my PC. Due t... > Read more

This is the GeForce FX with the highest model number, the 5950 Ultra. It does not have the highest clock frequencies (5800 Ultra has 500MHz/500MHz for core/RAM rather than 475MHz/450MHz from the 5950 Ultra) but due to the 256-bit memory bus the 5950 Ultra will be faster.[table border=0][tr][td]nVidi... > Read more

A PCI version of the GeForce FX 5200. Most models had the standard AGP-port so the PCI version is somewhat uncommon.

This particular card has been running 24/7 in a system that needed an extra monitor output and later moved to a headless system that needed VGA in order to boot up. If I remember c... > Read more