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XFX Launches 7900GS In India

XFX launches its powerful new card the 7900GS in India with Rashi Peripherals.

Jayesh Mansukhani|Sep 13, 2006, 11:00:00 IST

XFX in partnership with Rashi Peripherals has released its version of the Geforce 7900GS chipset in India. This new card packs features such as 20 pixel processors, seven vertex processors and 256-bit memory bus.

It also features Dual-DVI and is capable of outputting resolutions that will easily be able to drive the industry's largest and highest resolution flat-panel displays. The card is also SLI ready, which means two similar graphic cards can be run simultaneously for increased graphical performance. The card is DX 9.0 ready and therefore can render True High Dynamic Range (HDR) graphical output that enhances current and next-gen to cinema like levels.

The card is available with Rashi Peripheral’s national distribution chain of 46 stores around the country at a price of Rs 15,500.

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