7703 is seriously weak for a next gen card IMO. 6000 is pushed by x850XT PE at stock. 6153 to be precise, and that's with old drivers. new drivers improve 3dmark05 scores.
for a next gen card that particular score is pretty weak overall.given how much the card will cost if it's only 25% quicker it's not even remotely worth an upgrade consideration.
Nevertheless I'm certain that all those ppl who saying the crap trini just post, wouldn't realize their nVidia based vid cards jump 80% in performance AFTER EACH DRIVER UPDATE (even if Master Chief jump out ah de screen and slap dem in they mouth) .... BUH STILL TRINI IS OVA 10000 3DMARK 2005 boi...... fuh Pete’s sake WDA you wah jed
To load the graphics cards with work we launched the most complex of 3DMark05’s tests, that is the third one, and had it running in a loop in 1600x1200 resolution, with enabled 4x full-screen antialiasing and 16x anisotropic filtering. The results are quite interesting: the GeForce 7800 GTX with its 302 million transistors, 24 pixel pipelines and 430MHz frequency consumed 80.7 watts under that load, while the much simpler GeForce 6800 Ultra had a consumption of 77.3 watts. There’s less than 3 watts of difference! So, the 0.11-micron tech process really helped NVIDIA to keep the power consumption of the GeForce 7800 GTX on the same level with the previous-generation model.