On a budget and in need of a decent mid-range graphics card? Guru3D seems to think the Galaxy GeForce 7600GS would fit the bill:

There's no doubt in my mind that Galaxy has a winner on it's hands here. In no possible way I can think of anything negative about it. The features are as you can expect from a mid-range Series 7 product, yet is clocked faster, better and even then has overclocking capabilities left. It has an integrated buzzer that'll warn you if the card is overheating, it has the niche Zalman cooler, it comes with ramsinks, a blue colored PCB, default higher clocks and thus better performance and let's also not forget SmartFlash; the dual-bios feature. All that for roughly 150-160 USD/EUR is just really nice.

The Galaxy 7600 GS is competing with cards which it should not compete with, and that is the 7600 GT even the Radeon X1800 GTO in some scenarios, although the GTO wins in most circumstances though. Nope .. this mid-range GeForce 7600 GS is fighting against a class of cards that it should not be fighting. Quake 4 at 34 frames per second at 1920x1200 with 4xAA and 8xAF... for roughly 160 bucks yeah that makes this a tremendous product for sure.

In other news, GD Hardware have published their review of the BFGTech 7900GT OC:

While it's certainly no GTX, the BFG 7900GT OC makes for a very compelling solution at a fraction of the GTX's cost and offers the lure of SLI - slap two of these together for near the same price as a more expensive single card solution and you'll have better performance.

In an era of games like Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Lost and others right around the corner which use massive amounts of soft shadows and HDR Lighting effects, its more important than ever to make sure your video card is up to snuff. If you're running anything older than what came out in the last 9 months, you need to do yourself a favor and upgrade. When you do that, BFG has your ticket with this card.