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The clock speeds of the PixelView GeForceFX 5600 differ from the specified reference clock speeds. In the following graph, we show the performance of the card compared to that of a standard FX 5600.
Conclusion: The PixelView is a rather inconspicuous card with slightly higher performance than average FX4500 cards, thanks to its increased memory clocks. Its 256 MB memory does not offer any advantages. The quiet fan is a nice plus.
+ Quiet fan + Memory clocked higher than NVIDIA's reference specifications + TV-in & TV-out + Video cable (composite, 2 m) + Game bundle
