Showing posts with label geforce. Show all posts
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Friday, January 4, 2008

GeForce 9800 GX2: Specs Leaked


In our never ending quest of extreme graphics, NVIDA comes out with it's soon to be top of the line graphics card. The GeForce 9800 GX2 is basically a 8800 that is shrunken down to 65nm and SLI'd onto one card. The card is said to be 30% faster than the 8800 Ultra, and will support Quad SLI. Check the specs:
  • 1GB frame buffer
  • Two PCBs
  • Two 65nm GPUs
  • 256 Stream Processors
No word on pricing or availability but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that it's going to be expensive.

[ PC Perspective via Engadget]

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Just wait a few more weeks for that video card

OK. Just to let you know, this is not a possible buy, but the only thing is when and from which manufacturer I get it from. Ladies (if any of you read us) and gentlemen, I present your next video card. The NVidia 8800GT!!! They are utilizing a 65nm process (as opposed to 80 or 90 with previuos models), and even though the bus speed is less than a 8800 GTS, it is about 30% faster. I also love the fact that they only use one slot. This thing better fit in my Shuttle case or I will crack someone's skull!!! I'M SERIOUS!!! But there is a great article on Tom's Hardware that gives it the full run through and this is the definitive mid range video card. Already seeing it in the 250-310 range on various websites including my favorite newegg.com. But don't just take my word for it. Check it out at Tom's Hardware.

Thursday, August 16, 2007

XtremeNotebooks New Xtreme 917V: Bad Ass!


For the quad-core lovers who need to take their gaming on the road, XtremeNotebooks has come out with a workhorse for you. Some how they've crammed a Core 2 quad into processor into a 2.35-inch thick enclosure for the Xtreme 917V, so the first thing I'm thinking is heat, and lots of it. But this baby has a a dedicated GPU cooling solution setup which should help with the load.

According to Engadget, "It has a 17-inch display, dual NVIDIA GeForce Go 7950 GTX GPUs, a dual-layer DVD writer, multicard reader, integrated webcam / speakers, up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM, and room for three 250GB hard drives."

It also has optional TV tuner, gigabit Ethernet, WiFi, and a plenty of ports to make your heart flutter. It only has a 12 cell battery, which only gives you a disappointing 1 hour of unconnected use. This behemoth comes in at 12 pounds and a starting price of $2,399, but I'm sure there are some ballers out there who aren't worried about that.

[prnewswire.com via Engadget]