My rig:

CPU: AMD Athlon X2 4600+ Socket AM2 @2.73GHz
Cooling: Zalman CNPS 9500AM2, dual Scythe 1600RPM S-Flex controlled by Zalman MFC-2
RAM: 2x 1GB Corsair XMS2 PC2-5400 running @ 900MHz 4/4/4/12
VGA: ASUS GeForce 7950GX2 @ 650/1500
Motherboard: ASUS M2N32-SLi Deluxe nForce 590 SLi
HDDs: 2x 80GB Maxtor SATA II 8MB Cache RAID 0 + 2x320GB Seagate SATA II 16MB Cache RAID 1
Optical Drives: LG DVD-ROM 16x + LG DVD-RW D/L Lightscribe 16x
Sound: Soundblaster X-Fi xTreme music with Logitech Z-5400 5.1
PSU: 550w dual 12v rail (standard)
Case: Thermaltake Shark Silver
Keyboard+mouse: Logitech G15 amber + Logitech G5 (on Steelpad 5L mousepad)
Monitor: Gateway FPD1965 19" 1280x1024 LCD Flat panel (wish I had a 22" wide)

My notebook: ASUS F8 Series, C2Duo T7500 @2.2GHz, 2 Gigs 667MHz RAM, ATI HD2600, 160GB HDD and DVD-RW D/L 8x Lightscribe

8800GTX is already out for nearly 2 years and it still can run majority of the games at max settings.

SSJBen

Sorry SSJBen, the 8800GTX was released just a year ago, iirc it was released midst October, early November, aaand Crysis is something you should not consider for benchmarking, as imho crytek thinks playing games at less than 10FPS is reasonable lol (Minimum requirements = 6800GT anyone?). Anyway, I have a 7950GX2 and I run most of the games games released in the past 3 months @ full settings, or at least on high. But yeah, I agree with SSJBen, 8800GT offers you a great performance for a low price, that'll surely last you for at least a couple more years if you don't mind playing on mid-low settings in the future.