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The number of companies offering cards based on the new Titanium chips has continued to grow steadily over the last few months. Several new Korean and Chinese brands have entered the market, but we can also welcome a new player from the United States, an outfit called PNY. If you're planning on treating your computer to a new video card this Christmas, you'll face a difficult decision - the choices have never been so good, or so hard. For this test, we've assembled a field of 21 graphics cards using the new Titanium chips to get a rough overview of the products currently available in stores.
While this may seem like an impressive list, this selection of Ti boards represents only a fraction of what can be found in stores. Companies like ASUS, for example, offer no fewer than ten different variations on the Titanium theme. From this multitude, we have attempted to pick the most important and most interesting models - or at least the most important and interesting of the ones available to us.
