ECS had a full line of NVIDIA-based graphics cards on display at its Computex booth, including a high-end GeForce 7950 GX2. Instead of simply restickering NVIDIA's reference designs, ECS has designed new coolers for much of its GeForce line. The most interesting card is easily the company's GeForce 7900 GT, which packs an apparently quiet Zalman-esque cooler alongside 512 MB of memory-twice what's available on a standard GeForce 7900 GT. Clock speeds haven't been adjusted from NVIDIA's defaults, but with a quiet cooler and extra memory, ECS's 7900 GT definitely has unique appeal. The cards will only be available in Asia to start, although if all goes well, ECS graphics cards should arrive in North America towards the end of the year.

In other news, Hexus.net has GeForce 7900 GT and GTX mini-roundup: eVGA and XFX. Apparently they liked the eVGA card:

The eVGA e-GeForce 7900 GT CO Superclocked, when it comes on general sale, seems to be a winner if 7900 GT is what you want. It's priced competitively with other pre-overclocked 7900 GTs and offers performance a definite level above the reference 7900 GT. The cooler is a bit on the crap side but it's easily replaced with a little cash and effort (although that invalidates the excellent warranty). It competes well against similarly priced ATI hardware and comes mostly recommended.