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Galaxy preps GeForce GTX 260+ graphics card with single-slot cooler

Written by IT News on 3:54 AM

While most fans are likely to wait for NVIDIA Santa Clara, California-based chip maker officially launch its line of next-generation desktop graphics card, part of the management of the business partners will continue to launch new designs based on the current generation of graphics processors. This is the case with the Galaxy Microsystems, which is expected to implement a new GT200 model, which combines NVIDIA GTX 260 GPU with a single spot cooling solution in a custom video card which should give desktop PCs
Users can take advantage of high-performance specifications for the GPU, in a smaller package.

Although no information was available on pricing and availability of the new card, the only place GeForce GTX 260 looks really good, according to some leaked images and specifications have recently appeared on the Internet. Unfortunately, the technical specifications rather sketchy right now, but the card must be designed in a 55nm GT200b graphics processors, with 216 processor cores, 896MB GDDR3 memory, a technology-enabled Vapor chamber heat sink and two 6 - pin PCI-Express connectors, which can be observed in the available images.

The upcoming GTX 260 + could boast DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort interfaces, while the clock speeds are likely to continue at their reference levels. The card could have a GPU speed of 625MHz, 1350MHz for shaders and 2000MHz on the memory, which should give some of the latest game titles at decent frame rates to play.

Galaxy next card will also provide its users support for some of NVIDIA's well-known technologies including PhysX, CUDA, and SLI. This allows the user to take advantage of a superior gaming experience, compared with the range of AMD's Radeon graphics processors.

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ASUS GeForce GTX 260 Matrix series card

Written by IT News on 1:47 AM

Almost all graphics cards on the market maker has a clear line of mainstream graphics cards and other advanced of these products, intended for enthusiasts. Taiwanese manufacturer ASUS is no stranger to the concept and gives its users a wide range of graphics cards based on one or a NVIDIA or ATI graphics processing units. One of the latest products in the company comes in the form of a new GeForce GTX 260, the Matrix series.

As a supporter of ASUS already know, the Matrix line of graphics cards deals niche market for enthusiasts by providing advanced users, with models that are represented with their own cooling solutions meant to increase performance and better overclocking. The new GeForce GTX 260 is no exception to the rule, and comes with the clock speed of a reference GeForce GTX 260, but with a dual-slot, dual fan Cooler Hybrid +. According to ASUS have two fans in the working solution at different speeds, with the degree of the temperature of the GPU.

The paper used when the levels of 576MHz, 1242MHz and 1998MHz for the GPU, Shader and memory, but thanks to the integration of the cooling fan dual solution, the fans can easily take these speeds much higher, and thus increase performance. The card can be a clock speed of 700MHz, 1500MHz and 2300MHz for the GPU, the 216 and Shader 896MB of GDDR3 memory. This would significantly increase the performance level of the paper.

ASUS has not provided information on the price of paper, but the new GeForce GTX 260 Matrix series should be available in stores in the near future. Currently the GeForce GTX 260 cards from other suppliers to sell between $200 and $260, depending on configuration and cooling solution. A water-cooled GTX 260 yesterday for about $430.

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Inno3D unleashes new Freezer X2 GTX 260 graphics card

Written by IT News on 9:48 PM

There are a number of NVIDIA board partners out there who can give fans GeForce graphics cards with a range of advanced short based on the latest NVIDIA GPUs. Inno3D is definitely one of the partners who can provide their customers with GeForce cards tailored to allow for higher performance. One of the latest products in the company is built using the GPU GT200-based GTX 260 graphics card, which was equipped with a new dual-fan, dual-slot cooling solution for GPU cooling and optimal performance.

Inno3D the new card has suggestively dubbed GeForce GTX 260 and comes with FreezerX2 give computer enthusiasts with new versions of NVIDIA offers mainstream. The card combines a 55nm-based GPU with a dual-slot, dual fan cooling to make it possible for users to benefit from a higher performance from a card that is among the best performing NVIDIA / value offerings.

The characteristics of the new X2 Freezer includes a cooling fan with dual 8 cm ball bearing PWM fan, which has a DHT (heat pipe direct touch) and the technology that delivers twice as efficient cooling. A triple heat-pipe design increases the cooling capacity of this card, providing users with more room for overclocking and performance.

Apart from the cooling solution used on the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260, the new card comes with a 55nm GT200b a 576MHz GPU clock, 216 processor cores, with a speed of 1242MHz and a total of 896MB of GDDR3 memory, the clock of 2000MHz. The card has a memory of 448-bit interface and offers support for NVIDIA technology known as SLI, PhysX and cuda. With dual DVI connection, the card is ready to enable user’s performance NVIDIA GeForce newer products.

Unfortunately, pricing and availability information on the card is still unavailable.