Any difference between GeForce 7800GT and Radeon X1900 for Aperture?

I keep reading about this Radeon card and I'm curious. Does anyone know if there is a major difference between the Radeon X1900 (for a G5) and the Nvidia GeForce 7800GT and how it affects Aperture? I'm running a G5 dual 2.3 with 5GB RAM and the 7800GT and Aperture is somewhat pokey. Would the X1900 make a big difference with Aperture or not?
AMR

guess I should wait until it comes out and get some
hard numbers about the X1900 performance.
http://www.barefeats.com will be doing Aperture-specific tests that should prove informative.
-Allen Wicks

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