Admittingly, I feel the GeForce FX will be something a lot of people are going to want to have for their "Doom" box. The specifications look impressive, easily better looking and faster than their GeForce 4. Given that it's at least double the Ti4600's speed, it should be 20-30% faster than ATi's best. This is only speculation, and we can only support their claims when we test the GFFX in house.

If you own a computer, you've heard of Nvidia, and its famous line of GeForce graphics cards. When the GeForce line was launched, the era of full screen anti-aliased (FSAA) gaming began. It also introduced users to the dedicated GPU by incorporating a hardware transform and lighting engine into the graphics processing unit (GPU). The GeFore wasn't just an evolution to predecessors; it was a revolution. In the few short years since its release, we've seen many improvements to the GeForce GPU, but today, Nvidia is raising the bar again, and in a very big way. The release of the latest Geforce, now named GeForce FX, promises to change they way games are played, viewed, and developed. Nvidia is promising cinematic quality, rivaling Pixar's Toy Story, in games. Lets take a look at the next generation of GPU, the GeForce FX