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Asus v7700 GeForce2 GTS

Author: TweakTown Staff SUMMARY: Asus v7700 GeForce2 GTS
Editor: Cameron Wilmot
Category: Visual
Published: 12th July 2001
Manufacturer: Asus
Our Rating: 7.5 out of 10

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The ASUS v7700 GeForce2 GTS ships with a decent size 3 wires instead the normal two... The extra wire is included because this card has a hardware (temperature) monitoring chip on it to measure temperatures and voltages. I was pleasantly surprised with the v7700 because when physically touching the GPU chip it didn’t burn me like other GeForce cards I have played with... This is good because, it later on it will give us better overclocking potential.



Below is a picture of the Winbond W83781D chip, using this chip the v7700 is able to decode information sent to it by not only the hardware monitoring fan but also from an internal temperature probe and voltage monitor.



The ASUS v7700 GeForce2 GTS sports such fine features as 8 texels per clock with Hypertexel™, per-pixel shading Graphics Processing Unit, Built-in 32 MB DDR video memory with up to 5.3 GB/sec bandwidth, Dual-texture pixel-fill capacities with four new Hypertexel pipelines, 1.6 Gtexel fill rate, 25 Mtriangles/sec through T&L/setting which when put together in simple english = friggin beautiful quality graphics, I think you’ll agree with me after seeing this GeForce2 GTS in action... Simply stunning - There’s really no better way to describe it. As the box says, "Incredible 3D Experience with 2nd-generation GPU", how true indeed... Below we have some shots of this card performing in Quake 3 Arena and Rally Championship Demo which is included in the games bundle...

- Quake 3 Arena Shots @ 1024x768 32bit Color
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- Rally Championship Shots @ 800x600 32bit Color
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The image quality of both Quake 3 Arena and Rally Championship are amazing... The pictures tell the story - The v7700 has defiantly made use of it new Giga Texel Shading architecture and 2nd generation T&L engines.



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