Creative 3D Blaster GeForce2 GTS

When I purchased this little toy of mine almost a year ago, it was leading edge technology, and it set me back over £250. Generally that would mean that I am looking at an obsolete piece of equipment worth about £50 by now. Well I'm pleased to say it isn't quite that bad! >>> What is it? It's a PC graphics card, designed for gamers. It is FAST! Specifications for those that care: AGP 4x, 256-bit architecture 32Mb RAM (DDR version available) (Plenty!) 25 million triangles per second 800 million pixels per second Texture compression Hardware T&L (Transform and Lighting) Bump maps Light maps ... more

This is a monster of a graphics card. But this does come at a price. We are talking over £200 here, and that just gets you a card, you still need the rest of the PC to go with it. This is one for serious games players looking for the ultimate in pixel shifters. This card has the most advanced graphics chipset there is out there at the moment. This card has support for T&L, the new feature which is starting to be used in games. For games where T&L is used there is nothing that can touch this card. For standard Direct 3D, then at the moment, it is not the best card. This is probably one for ... more

This card performs Identically to almost all the other Geforce 2 GTS cards out there but has the benefit of being one of the cheapest. Although there is little in the way of software included with it (You get the drivers and a Demo CD) this is not a big problem because most games that come free with hardware are poor. This card was easy to set up - I just put it in and it worked straight off. This card perfoms incredibly well - I havent yet noticed a framerate problem in the games I have played. The only thing that I found bad about it was that the creative drivers were not up to date but I ... more