When it was first released the GeForce 8800 GTS was a very attractive product. It included all of the features present on the more
expensive GTX and was smaller, which meant it could fit in a standard PC case. In the year since the product first appeared two launches
have occurred which had an impact on how appealing the GTS was. The first of those launches was the Nvidia 8800 GT. This new card brought
functions such as PCI-Express 2.0 and High Definition video acceleration into the mainstream market, two features which were
missing in the GTS. The next launch was ATI's Radeon HD 3870. Although the 3870 was not as fast as the 8800 GTS the lower price
point, PCI-Express 2.0 support and HD acceleration made it worthy of consideration for many people.

Today we are taking a look at Nvidia's refresh of the 8800 GTS which is designed to bring the performance and specifications up to where
they should be for the suggested price range.