Oblivion is an extremely beautiful game no matter what video card you play it on. On the ASUS 7900GT I was able to comfortably play the game at 2048x1536 resolutions with HDR enabled. Anti-Aliasing is not available with NVIDIA cards when HDR is enabled in Oblivion as with the NVIDIA solution, it is either one or the other.

Only ATI cards can run with AA+HDR in this game at the same time, and only with thee famous "Chuck" patch installed. Given the choice between HDR+no AA or Bloom (the effect when moving from a dark area like a cave to an area with bright light like the outside on a very sunny day)+AA or AA+no HDR is pretty clear. I prefer HDR in Oblivion+no AA as HDR is a big part of the game.

Call of Duty 2 was released early last year to a lot of acclaim. A WW2 FPS (First Person Shooter), COD2 has the player take the role of a soldier of the US, the Russian or the British army in a campaign of missions. The 7900GT plays the game extremely well. I was able to play the game comfortably at 1600x1200 with maximum settings.  With two of the 7900GTs working together in SLI, the game would be playable with 4x AA and 16x AF.

The third game I played on the 7900GT was last years GOTY (IMHO), First Encounter Assault Recon. FEAR is another of those games that pushes a card like the 7900GT to the max, with Pixel and Vertex Shaders prevalent throughout the game. The EN7900GT plays the game extremely well, with no issues as to performance up to 1280x1024 with 4x AA and 16x AF enabled. Gaming with this card is extremely satisfactory and really no game is too much for it to handle.