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GeForce 9600 GT officially
About that 2008 will present new NVIDIA graphics chip, has been known for over a month. But only now D9M (this is the code name 9600 GT) appeared on the official list of the announcement the group. Dice will be manufactured in 65 nm process technology, will also support DirectX API 10.1. By default, new [...]
We already knew the performance of GeForce 9600 GT
GeForce 9600 GT is the new NVIDIA graphics card with the average price shelves, which appear on the market in the near future. One of the Chinese portals technology PConline already made their own tests of the novelty and compared its performance with other cards from both NVIDIA, as well as from ATI. For the [...]
9800 GX2 – a new monster from NVIDIA
NVIDIA several months preparing a new graphics card, previously known under the code name D9E. On store shelves see it as a GeForce 9800 GX2. It will be called. “Sandwich”, consisting of two connected via the SLI platelet PCBs, in a single housing density challenges. On each of the tiles will be one D9P chip [...]
NVIDIA as the first of the series will present the new GeForce 9600 GT
In 2008 zadebiutują new GeForce graphics processors 9th However, in contrast to the previous prime minister, this time as the first in the market does not appear high-endow, but mainstream models of the series. This will be a GeForce 9600 GT (code name: D9P), containing 64 processors streams (stream processors) and manufactured in 65 nm [...]
NVIDIA GeForce 9 to be presented in February
NVIDIA is ready to release its next-generation graphic processor. According to sources close to graphics card manufacturers, the group plans to spend GPU GeForce 9 series already in February 2008. The first of the new NVIDIA chip will D9E hand, bone from the upper shelves, manufactured in a 65nm technology. The new product is also [...]
Tri-SLI not for G92
For hardcore’owych players, who had hoped to combine the three new G92 chip cards in SLI, we have news badly. Charter of the GPU does not have a special connector, which would lead to support this feature. This means that the GeForce 8800 GT and the new GeForce 8800 GTS can at most force to [...]
GeForce 9 Series
NVidia GeForce 8800 GT and may be the best card since the Radeon 9800, taking into account the efficiency of the money to be spent on it, but NVidia everything happens so quickly that for the next years we’ll see many more similar products. Over the last quarter, the company has moved away from the [...]
NVIDIA claims that the G92 would be 1 Teraflop beast
NVIDIA claimed, that their highendowy layout G92 will be able to ensure the performance of one Teraflop. The transmission company, NVidia worker Michael Hara, said that the agreement will be ready for Christmas. NVIDIA fixed a series of prime minister, together with G80. According to him, most Wypasione models appear in winter, and the offer [...]
HardwareSecrets Palit GeForce 9800 GT 1 GB Video Card Review
GeForce 9800 GT is currently the simplest model inside nVidia’s GeForce 9800 family. But in reality it is a GeForce 8800 GT with a new sticker. In this review we will compare the performance of this 1 GB model from Palit with current high-end video cards and also with the original GeForce 8800 GT with [...]
TechPowerUP Zotac GeForce 9800 GT Amp! Edition
Yesterday NVIDIA launched their “new” GeForce 9800 GT Series. You wonder why the new is in quotation marks? This time NVIDIA really went with the easy way. The GeForce 9800 GT is the same card with the same specifications as the GeForce 8800 GT. With GeForce 9 you get a few added features though, which [...]
TweakTown Palit GeForce 9800 GT Sonic 512MB
NVIDIA has just launched the new 9800 GT which is basically the old 8800 GT. So, they haven’t really launched a new product, rather, a new name. The renaming of cards is becoming a bit of a pain in the ass, but really there isn’t a whole lot we can do about it. The best [...]
TweakTown GIGABYTE 9800 GT Zalman Edition
It seems like NVIDIA graphics card releases run as clock work with the Catalyst drivers from AMD. With the GTX 280, GTX 260 and 9800 GTX+ released not all that long ago, it comes as no real surprise that NVIDIA has gotten up once again and released not only one new card today, but two. [...]
PCPer NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+ 512MB Preview – G92b at 55nm
I started a term when the 9800 GTX was first released known as YANL: Yet Another NVIDIA Launch. Basically it’s a derogatory term poking fun at a company that produces a LOT of different brands and products; some with very little separating them from a technical perspective. Yesterday news started leaking about a new GPU [...]
PCPer BFG GeForce 8800 GT and 9600 GT OCX ThermoIntelligence Review
To say that the graphics market has shifted a bit in the last month would be quite an understatement. We have gone from a somewhat stagnate field of competitors living off the GPUs built on G80 and R600 to the era of NVIDIA’s GT200-based GTX 200-series and AMD’s RV770-based HD 4800-series cards. Just prior to [...]
LegitReviews Overclocking The NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+ Video Card
Overclocking The GeForce 9800 GTX+ The NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+ graphics card was and still is a hot subject around the internet since it was announced by NVIDIA this past Thursday. The card will not be available to purchase until next month, so enthusiasts and gamers will have to wait for it to arrive if they want one. Many are asking if it is [...]
TomsHardware ATI Radeon HD 4850: Smarter by Design?
It has been a long time since NVIDIA and ATI released new architectures so close to one another. The last time this happened was in 2004, with the R420 and NV40 launches, and overall the two architectures were extremely similar (six vertex shaders, 16 pixel pipelines, 16 texture units, etc.) Since that time the two [...]
AnandTech NVIDIA’s First 55nm GPU: GeForce 9800 GTX+ Preview
A very smart man at Intel once told me that when designing a microprocessor you can either build a new architecture, or move to a smaller manufacturing process, but you don’t do both at the same time. The reason you don’t do both is because it significantly complicates the design, validation and manufacturing processes – [...]


