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NVIDIA GeForce 7050

By Michael Larabel

“The NVIDIA GeForce 6100 and 6150 integrated graphics processors
have been relatively popular among Linux and Windows users. These
IGPs have been common in HTPC setups with the NVIDIA driver working
out well with MythTV. NVIDIA’s GeForce 6100/6150 parts have also
appeared in a number of desktop systems, and while these IGPs
cannot really handle modern games, they have no troubles with Beryl
or Compiz. However, it’s now time that the GeForce 6 series moves
on with NVIDIA having recently introduced the NVIDIA GeForce 7025
and 7050 with the nForce 630a as the replacement for the GeForce
6100 and 6150 with the nForce 410/430. We have decided to look at
the NVIDIA GeForce 7050 today as we compare it to the GeForce 6150
and test it in a variety of Linux graphics benchmarks…”


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