7900s
7900s refers to the Nvidia GeForce 7-series graphics cards released in the mid-2000s, positioned as high-end desktop GPUs for gaming and 3D applications. They followed the GeForce 7800 lineup and were part of Nvidia’s effort to deliver improved performance for DirectX 9-era titles. The 7900 family used the PCI Express interface and targeted enthusiasts and mainstream gamers, offering higher performance relative to earlier generations.
The main models in the 7900 lineup included the 7900 GTX and 7900 GT, along with the
In the market, the 7900s competed with AMD/ATI’s X1000-series and were widely used in gaming PCs of
The 7900 family was eventually superseded by the GeForce 8 series, released in 2006–2007, which introduced a