The gaming world moves at a rapid pace. It takes only a blink of an eye for developers to come up with newfangled games that boast better graphics and graphic engines that inch closer than ever to true, lifelike realism.
Makers of graphics cards are more than willing to come up with fitting graphics card solutions. This makes it very important to consider how long a graphics card is going to last before it is superseded by newer models. With the PNY XLR8 GeForce 9800 GX2, you get a top-of-the-line graphics card that is ready for today and the future.
So last year, we witnessed what many described as a “Dramatic Leap Forward”, concerning affordable high-end graphics. This was brought about with the introduction of the GeForce 8800 GT cards – mean graphics at a lean price. Of course this led to a shortage of these cards, leaving an angry mob stuck with their rainy day money. It was no different for the 
Last summer, ATI began to ship their mid-range Radeon HD 2400 & 2600 cards. The trend towards full 1080p theater systems caught steam and Early Adopters (bless their hearts) scooped up this affordable full 1080p solution by the truckload. Prices ranged from less than $99 for Radeon HD 2400 Pro, to as much as $199 for a 
