We have just posted our review of the latest high end graphics card from NVIDIA, the GeForce 4 Ti 4600. Be sure to read this review to learn what has changed in the GeForce architecture. Don't miss the benchmarks that compare the GeForce 4 Ti 4600 to the GeForce 3 Ti 500 and ATI Radeon 8500 cards. Below is a snippet of the review:

Founded in 1993, NVIDIA has become the indisputable king manufacturer of 3D processors with best seller products like the acclaimed TNT & GeForce lines. Every hardcore gamer dreams to own a GeForce powered card because of their undeniable qualities that combine performance and reliability. Over the years NVIDIA has acquired unprecedented expertise in the 3D domain that brought our computer the ability to render, in real time, complex 3D scenes and characters with the most exhaustive realism. In fact, during the last six years, no other PC component has evolved as fast as the graphics subsystem. Today’s GPUs offer a performance increase of nearly 100x over the first 3D chips. All this innovation has been partly led by NVIDIA and its competitors. Economically speaking, NVIDIA was in 2001 the best stock value of the NASDAQ. Every six months or so, NVIDIA gratifies us with a brand new 3D graphics processor unit. Not only do new NVIDIA GPUs offer better performance but they usually bring unrivalled and innovative hardware features that are generally quickly adopted by game developers. According to Luciano Alibrandi, NVIDIA’s European Technical Marketing Manager, the main goal NVIDIA pursues is to make PC games as real as the blockbuster movie Jurassic Park.