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NVIDIA claims no implication in Hydra 200 chip delay

Written by IT News on 7:29 PM

Yesterday we reported on the news in the early previews of what Lucid Hydra is 200 chip could, in this development. Although the product is still some time away from becoming available to consumers, there are reports claim that the technology is available on the market of delayed due to interference from Santa Clara, California-based ATI. This note shows that ATI now come with an official response to these reports and point out that no effort to address the above techniques, for his part.

After the said news item, our colleagues over at Fudzilla graphics chip maker contacted for an official response to the rumors of the reported effects of delay Lucid's multi-GPU technology. This statement came from Igor Stanek, Nvidia's product PR manager for Central Europe, which had this to say: "We (Nvidia) welcome Lucid on the market. We believe it is the best NVIDIA SLI multi-GPU solutions, and we are working hard to expectations of gamers' SLI solutions which give good performance. Despite the rumors are unfounded, we do not have to switch to Lucid technology. "

As in previous articles, the Lucid's Hydra technology is designed to provide consumers with the freedom of graphics performance to enhance its system by mixing two different graphics processors from the same vendor or different vendors. One of the first implementations of this chip will be in an MSI motherboard, called the Big Bang, which was delayed due to some problems as a driver of a chip.

Clearly above the MSI motherboard is quite true and that we need to relate to the market fast enough, given that MSI marketing and R & D have invested in this forum and probably want it to be released.

NVIDIA to unveil the GeForce GT 240 in mid-November

Written by IT News on 8:01 PM

Aside from the much-awaited line of Fermi-based GeForce graphics card is NVIDIA also planned to reveal a different model, namely the GeForce 240 GT, aimed at the mainstream market, constructed using a new generation of 40nm graphics processor company. The latest rumors have surfaced on the Internet, said card in mid-November, so ATI fans with a choice of DirectX 10.1-compliant solution that reportedly ran around the same level as GeForce 9600 GT models.

Based on the GT215 core, the upcoming GeForce GT 240 graphics card will be based on a 40nm GPU, manufactured at TSMC, will boast support for DirectX 10.1 and will be equipped with 96 stream processors. Although information about the clock speeds have not been given, is generally assumed that the GDDR5 version of this card will run at about the same level as a regular producer of chip GeForce 9600 GSO or models.

One of the biggest problems with this card is that the only strong competition from current and future products AMD will face. This is already the case with the GeForce GT 220, which was launched by the Santa Clara, California-based chip maker a while back. This card is facing heavy competition from AMD's 4670, Radeon 4770 or the recently launched Radeon HD 5700-series, which will be fast enough, even though the yield on 40nm TSMC problems.

Although the GT-240 is an interesting choice for the average PC user, player, computer enthusiasts and early adopters probably anxious to wait for the official debut of the new Fermi-based 40nm GeForce cards, which have to start somewhere before the end of this year, according to recent reports. Unfortunately we have no information on the pricing of over 240 GT, but the rumored release date is not far ahead.

NVIDIA quits MCP business

Written by IT News on 4:08 AM

NVIDIA quits MCP business
More than a year ago, there were reports on the Internet claiming that NVIDIA would soon announce it would disappear from the global chip market, an allegation which has never confirmed by the company. Later, NVIDIA announced that a legal dispute with Intel, was a world leader in chip maker signed, under which licensing partnership between the two companies would not allow their presence to chipsets for its upcoming Nehalem-based products. Thus, in Santa Clara, California-based chip
maker has officially announced today that it will "continue to postpone investments chip" of Intel products.

There are a number of reports on the internet recently, concerning the status of the MCP NVIDIA's business segments, which is why the "Green Goblin" has decided to make an official statement. According to Igor Stanek, NVIDIA's PR Product of the central region, the company will continue "innovative integrated solutions for the Intel FSB architecture", as this is one segment that the company believes that a strong future.

But "false representations to Intel's customers and the market that we are not licensed to the new DMI bus, and unfair business tactics, even impossible, for us to market chipsets for upcoming processors. So until we issue to resolve in court next year we will defer further investment DMI chipsets for Intel processors, "said the statement.

NVIDIA took the opportunity to talk about the success seen in line with the GeForce 9400M and products ION, both adopted by a number of leading companies, including Apple, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Samsung, Acer, Asus and others, while other companies still counting with the development of new products based on Nvidia's products, said. Moreover, as a chip maker, we will soon "innovative products" that the company plans to launch in the coming months, despite measures from Intel.

Zotac rolls out the MAG series nettop systems

Written by IT News on 3:37 AM

Zotac, one of the largest video-ATI board partners, has recently announced the launch of its new portable computer systems, specifically designed to take advantage of the benefits and features that are integrated into the Ion NVIDIA's platform. The new series of desktop computer systems, named Zotac MAG, will be available with either a dual-core Atom 330 processor or a lower power, single-core Atom 230 processor. According to the company, the new series can be installed on a variety of ways and offers
end-users with the flexibility to choose their own operating systems Microsoft Windows XP to different versions of Linux.

"If users start to equip every room in their home computers for a true digital home experience, space and power conservation is an issue, particularly for larger homes," said Carsten Berger, marketing director, ZOTAC International. "The ZOTAC MAG-series, we are the ones who using a system that fits in a house somewhere. The compact size, performance and energy efficiency, the ZOTAC MAG perfect for all computer applications. We evaluated the market demand for small PC systems, and each user has different settings for their operating systems connected digital computers. by the end user to select the operating system they want, they are under control makes it the ideal digital home, which is linked to their wishes, "Mr. Berger added.

MAG ND01-HD is equipped with a dual-core Atom 330 processor, while MAG-NS01 HD is powered by a single-core Atom 230 processor. Apart from the two systems are almost the same. They are built on ION NVIDIA chipset platform and can be equipped with 2 GB of RAM, 160GB 5400 RPM 2.5-inch hard drive, 4-in-1 media card reader, eSATA port, gigabit Ethernet, integrated 802.11n connectivity. The unit can be mounted on a flat surface, standard on the back of the monitor with VESA mounting holes.

Unfortunately, the company has released few details about prices and availability of new nettop Zotac MAG.

Adobe and NVIDIA collaborate on better Web experience for NVIDIA ION devices

Written by IT News on 4:19 AM

Adobe and NVIDIA collaborate on better Web experience for NVIDIA ION devices

Adobe and NVIDIA have jointly announced today that the two are working on enabling a better experience on web services as netbooks, smartphones and smart books, built with NVIDIA's graphics processors. The two companies already work together under the Open Screen Project to provide consumers with a better outcome of Flash Player 10.1, which now benefit from the performance of the GPU.


"The most innovative and expressive Web sites using Adobe Flash technology," said David Wadhwani, General Manager and Vice President, Platform Business Unit at Adobe. "By working together to provide the additional power of GPUs, NVIDIA and Adobe can breakthrough Web experience on a variety of units. This new development brings us one step closer to power in a computer in your pocket. "

The new message on the Adobe Flash Player 10.1 is published in the Adobe MAX 2009 event, Adobe's Worldwide Developer Conference, held between October 4 and 7 October in Los Angeles, California. The two companies will be the next Flash Player 10.1 allow the device manufacturers to enable a better browsing experience on the NVIDIA GPU-enabled devices. Devices that are built around NVIDIA's GeForce or ION Tegra will be equipped with support for next-generation Flash Player 10.1.

"Consumers want the best Internet experience - be it a cell phone in your pocket or a netbook on the coffee shop," says Dan VIVOLI, Senior Vice President of NVIDIA. "Our engineers have worked closely with Adobe to make this a reality."

Equipment, such as the HP Mini 311, his Lenovo IdeaPad S12, Samsung N510, Acer Aspire Revo or EeeBox EB1012 its users benefit from increased performance of GPU-ready Flash Player 10.1, which will be made available in a variety of platforms .

Lenovo and Acer rumored to be rolling out new, Tegra-powered devices

Written by IT News on 4:24 AM

Lenovo and Acer rumored to be rolling out new, Tegra-powered devices

NVIDIA actively promote its Tegra chip for a while now, but despite the efforts of the chip maker, Tegra-powered devices have, thus far, is hard to find. But according to a recent rumor that has appeared on the Internet, would chip maker has landed a few major design wins from two of the largest PC vendors in the world, namely Acer and Lenovo. Both companies are known to have worked together with NVIDIA on a number of its newest computer, Aspire Revo and IdeaPad S12, respectively.

According to a recent report on Shanzhai.com, suggesting a "reliable" source, both Lenovo and Acer recently planning to launch new netbooks that would be based on Nvidia's Tegra platform. Better yet, it seems that these products can be used with the much-hyped Google Chrome is already active in the Mon Unfortunately, there are no specific details on the specifications for such devices, other than the above processing platform and operating system.

It is still too early to say if rumors are to be trusted, but if so, a significant change for NVIDIA, which has sought to expand its product portfolio for the traditional market for high-performance graphics cards. Tegra is a platform as a low-power ARM processor combined with an NVIDIA graphics chip, allowing PC vendors to HD, video-ready, low power to evolve. What is interesting is the rumor of Google Chrome the operating system, which is not expected to be in the units until sometime next year, according to Mountain View, California-based search giant.

It will be interesting to see whether the two PC makers actually said the expansion of Tegra devices, in which case ATI will make a new market segment that is likely to compete in the netbook segment and the wide range of Wintel netbooks.

NVIDIA works with Microsoft on promoting Tesla for high-performance computing

Written by IT News on 10:15 PM

NVIDIA has just announced that she has worked with the Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft to promote Tesla GPUs as solutions for high performance parallel computing using Microsoft's Windows HPC Server 2008 operating system.

"The coupling of processors and GPU illustrates the enormous power and opportunities for collaboration multicore processing," said Dan Reed, Corporate Vice President of Extreme Computing at Microsoft. "NVIDIA's work with Microsoft Windows HPC Server and the platform will help scientists and researchers in many fields achieve supercomputer performance on different applications. "

As part of cooperation between the two high-profile companies have developed multiple NVIDIA GPU-based applications that are optimized to work with Windows HPC Server 2008 platform, including ray tracing program that can be used as a tool for advanced photo-realistic modeling of cars.

"The scientific community was one of the first potential of the GPU to realize its spring into action, in accordance with the speedup from 20 to 200 times while using a range of compute-intensive applications," said Andy Keane, general manager for NVIDIA Tesla activities. "Researchers are increasingly use Windows at work and in data centers because of the strong development of tools such as Microsoft Visual Studio, how easy the system and lower total cost of ownership.

Joint efforts by the two companies have been able to benefit developers of high-performance NVIDIA graphics processors to take the famous and the chip maker CUDA architecture. According to NVIDIA, these technologies are introduced in a number of enterprise applications, including data mining, machine learning and business intelligence, and scientific applications such as molecular dynamics, financial data and seismic processing.

According to the company, the Tesla GPU high-performance computing products for Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Vista support in the workstation space, while in the data center segment of the GPU support for Windows Server 2003 and 2008 operating systems.

GeForce GT300 GPU Series tipped off in recent graphics drivers

Written by IT News on 1:10 AM


There is a serious letter on NVIDIA's next generation of desktop graphics cards, especially as these new cards are expected next generation of its microarchitecture, a new production plant and a couple of new features arches. The new cards are said to be a part of the company's GT300 line, even if the chip Santa Clara, California-based manufacturer has none of the rumors that have appeared on the Internet is confirmed. Yet, now that we more or less formal reference to these maps, which are tipped by a recently released WHQL driver.

Earlier this month showed that the number of NVIDIA GeForce 186.91 drivers to support Windows Vista and Windows 7 users. Into. Drivers INF files, there were no details about the GeForce products are not officially been introduced, which are all part of the many rumors GT300 series. The list includes the following drivers:
- NVIDIA_DEV.0A29.01 = "NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M;"
- NVIDIA_DEV.0A2B.01 = "NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M;"
- NVIDIA_DEV.0A66.01 = "NVIDIA GeForce 310;"
- NVIDIA_DEV.0A6E.01 = "NVIDIA GeForce 305M;"
- NVIDIA_DEV.0A75.01 = "NVIDIA GeForce 310M;"
- NVIDIA_DEV.0CAF.01 = "NVIDIA GeForce GT 335M;"
- NVIDIA_DEV.0CB0.01 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTS 350M;"
- NVIDIA_DEV.0CB1.01 = "NVIDIA GeForce GTS 360M."

NVIDIA announces contest for CUDA developers

Written by IT News on 10:05 PM

NVIDIA is a waste of time to try more momentum for its line of high performance graphics processors and CUDA technology acquisition. The combination of the two solutions are designed to improve performance in applications that normally rely on CPU performance. For this reason announced graphics chip Maker recently that it will work with TopCoder, a competitive software development community, CUDA Superhero Challenge. This event is designed as a
series of competitions for programmers who will benefit from parallel processing with NVIDIA's CUDA architecture to solve some of the biggest challenges computer.

"PC architecture has evolved from only the central processing unit CPU co-processing on the CPU and GPU," said Sanford Russell, head of the group for NVIDIA CUDA. "By using the TopCoder community, we train over 200,000 programmers in parallel programming and offers advantages in blow GPU computing revolution. "

According to nVidia, will start the first match on 14 September and ends on 25 September. It is open to all eligible developers who participate in U.S. $ 5000 worth of prizes, which will be awarded to five winners. The company says that the contest winners will be announced on NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference, held in San Jose, California, from 30 September to 2 October 2009.

"We have the largest competitive software development community with more than 200 countries, and they are eager to show their talents in one of the fastest growing areas in the planning industry," said Rob Hughes, President and Chief Operating Officer at TopCoder. "We expect CUDA Superhero Challenge many creative approaches to solving computer will create challenges and will result in game changing innovations. "

NVIDIA said to be planning new Intel-supporting chipsets

Written by IT News on 4:37 AM

One of the hot issues in today's computer is the continuing battle between two of the world's largest manufacturer of PCs, NVIDIA and Intel. Early in year two are involved in a legal dispute which saw the last filing of a complaint against Santa Clara, California-based neighbor and claimed that the four-year licensing agreement between the chip the two no longer applied to companies of the next generation of processors with integrated graphics. Since there are no specific details about future NVIDIA chipset products, which up to now. According to a recent report from the graphics chip maker is planning to update its product portfolio with the addition of two new products, known as MCP89 and MCP99.

In a recent news article to the surface in the Chinese language HKEPC, Santa Clara, California-based NVIDIA would be to develop their future, support for Intel motherboard chipsets. These two should be expected that production in the first quarter of 2010, which means that we can see that the new systems to mix Intel's upcoming LGA 1156-compatible processors with NVIDIA chipsets said.

Unfortunately, technical details about the two products are quite rare today, but it seems that the MCP89 will be designed for the Intel LGA 775 processors, while the MCP99 support Intel's next generation desktop processors. The former is designed with a DirectX 10-supporting graphics core and supports Intel processors with an FSB of 1333MHz and DDR3-1333 memory. The latter, on the other hand, a number of questions about production, it is designed for Intel's 45nm and 32nm processors that are compatible with the upcoming LGA 1156 socket. It is still unclear when this product becomes available to users, but there is a strong chance Intel will have something to say about it.

HP Z800 workstation is now powered by Tesla GPUs

Written by IT News on 1:36 AM

HP Z800NVIDIA, the world's leading providers of graphic solutions, has recently announced the recipients of the HP-Z800 workstation-class computer systems, one of the most powerful and scalable workstations that the document is now configured with up two NVIDIA Tesla graphics processing units . The announcement gives more impetus to the growing demand for GPUs in High Performance Computing (HPC) segment with the company a major player in that space.

"The adoption of Tesla GPUs is the fastest of the new processor technology in the history of HPC1," said Andy Keane, Head of NVIDIA Tesla Company. "We are pleased to see a leader like HP to ship first Tesla GPU-based systems on the market and contribute to speed up work for their clients. "

As some of you already know, NVIDIA's Tesla products are designed for the chip maker to customers with a solution for high-performance systems. In contrast to the usual GPUs, Tesla is built using the company CuDa massively parallel architecture, with 240 cores per processor and is ready to see a sharp increase in performance. These hardware solutions has its superiority in areas such as CAD / CAM / CE, computational finance, computational fluid dynamics, geographic information, image, life sciences, oil and gas and more.

"HP's workstation customers are professionals at the top of their game, pushing the limits of technology, for more creativity and innovation than ever before," says Jeff Wood, director of global marketing, Workstations, HP. "NVIDIA Tesla GPU is our flagship workstations Z to extreme heights for floating-point program."

Built with Intel's quad-core Xeon processors, HP workstation Z800 is designed to support a wide range of shops, a better performance. Configurable with the latest hardware components, Z800 is now available via the system website.

Mobinnova 8.9-inch Tegra-powered netbook due out this year

Written by IT News on 9:27 AM

According to recent data that has just occurred on the Internet computer users face a number of new ARM-based smart books will be launched during the fourth quarter of this year. The new models will compete with Intel's highly anticipated Pine Trail-based netbooks and will be available from a number of system suppliers, including Acer, Foxconn Electronics, Pegatron Technology, COMPAL Electronics and Inventec Appliances. The next wave of smart books powered by ARM-based platforms such as Qualcomm's snapdragon or NVIDIA's Tegra much hype.

In a recent news article on DigiTimes on industrial sources, Acer, Foxconn Electronics and other industry players said to be preparing the launch of a new series of ARM-based smart books with either snapdragon or Tegra platform. Acer would have developed both ARM and android-based products, which are expected to be available in Q4 2009.

ASUSTeK, one of the pioneers in the netbook industry, has reportedly said that there is sufficient demand from the market for ARM-based smart books, for whatever reason, the Taiwanese company is not thinking of something smart on its own books until November or December at the earliest.

Mobi Nova is expected to begin volume shipping its 8.9-inch Tegra-powered smart book at the end of this year, honoring orders from airlines in the U.S. and Europe, says the company stated. Moreover Mobi Nova also plans for an ultra-thin 8.9-inch smart book and a 10.1-inch system since the first half of 2010.

Inventec is reported to plan the launch of its 10-inch Rainbow smart book that will be built with Nvidia's Tegra platform. The system is at the end of the year, the company says in talks with several airlines for joint marketing of future products.

NVIDIA adds new WHQL-certified GeForce graphics drivers

Written by IT News on 8:21 AM

NVIDIA adds new WHQL-certified GeForce graphics driversAfter a recent beta version of the new GeForce 190.38 drivers for video cards and ION products in Santa Clara, California-based graphics chip maker is now WHQL-certified version of the above directors. As you can expect that the majority of the NVIDIA graphics drivers, the new version adds support for new applications, improves performance and provides a series of fixes for known bugs. The new version can be downloaded from this blog, which provides support for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 users.

The new GeForce / ION driver release is WHQL certified and supports all recent Nvidia GPUs ranging from the old GeForce 6-series to the newer 200-series desktop GPUs and new ION GPUs. As with the beta version, WHQL version adds support for OpenGL 3.1 API and the new CuDa 2.3, those users with better performance of the GPU Computing applications. In addition, NVIDIA also a number of new panel features and a large number of bug fixes.

The new GeForce 190.38 WHQL-certified release gives an improvement of the functions previously. These drivers provide users with support for SLI technology and PhysX System Software version 9.09.0428, and allow them to a special PhysX acceleration on GeForce graphics cards, improve performance in a single-GPU solution. The driver pack includes GeForce Power Pack Plus # 3, as a user with a number of programs that are optimized for GeForce GPUs.

For those looking for an upgrade to the new GeForce 190.38 WHQL-certified graphics drivers, we have the following links and supports both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the most popular Windows operating systems including XP, Vista and 7.

NVIDIA GeForce/ION Driver Release 190.38-WHQL for Windows XP 32-bit
NVIDIA GeForce/ION Driver Release 190.38-WHQL for Windows XP 64-bit
NVIDIA GeForce/ION Driver Release 190.38-WHQL for Windows Vista/7 32-bit
NVIDIA GeForce/ION Driver Release 190.38-WHQL for Windows Vista/7 64-bit

Mushkin launches new series of GT200-based graphics cards

Written by IT News on 8:23 AM

GT200-based graphics cardsRecent buzz on the Internet said that Mushkin is about to release memory vendor for an entirely new line of NVIDIA GeForce-based graphics cards, which ends with yet another alternative to the narrow market GeForce graphics cards. All new models will be based on the latest NVIDIA GT200 GPU architecture and will be available in both standard and custom form factors, with increased clock speeds and memory capacity.

According to a recent news article on hothardware, Mushkin has announced its entry into the graphics card market with the launch of a complete set of GT200-based graphics cards. The new line will be part of the company ultimateFX family graphics processing units, which apparently consists of GeForce-based solutions.

As part of the new series, Mushkin has debuted some new products, namely ultimateFX GeForce GTX260, GTX260 (1792MB), OC GTX260, GTX260 OC2, GTX275, GTX275 OC, GTX275 OC2, GTX285 and GTX285 (2048MB). As you can see there are a number of new models waiting to be useful in high-end desktop PC.

Although we have no specific details on the technical performance of these cards, it seems that Mushkin will try to distinguish themselves from the pack by offering their new cards in a specially designed packaging. According to the above article of the new maps are provided in special wooden boxes which the company has brands such as "WoodBox." This will certainly be a computer user a feeling of individuality and cards with an elegant package.

Unfortunately, there is no word on the pricing of one of these cards, but we expect that they are priced a bit longer than its competitors, particularly in view of their unique package. What is the availability of these solutions must be sufficiently fast.

NVIDIA said to be working on enabling CUDA on other platforms

Written by IT News on 8:11 AM

nVidia CUDANVIDIA said that work on the prestigious CUDA technology AMD's GPUs. This solution makes it possible for developers to optimize their products for use on GPUs from both NVIDIA and AMD with CUDA technology. Consequently, this will enable NVIDIA, currently the world's leading supplier of graphics processing units, to take advantage of GPU sales of its main competitor, AMD.

There are a number of general purpose GPU (GPGPU) computing standards that exist today, including Microsoft's DirectX and OpenCL Compute, both of which are currently supported by two leading graphics chip makers, NVIDIA and AMD. But the two competing companies which have their own solutions, NVIDIA placing a large bet on his CUDA technology and AMD is trying to lose space with its Stream solution. But according to a recent news article on the tech radar, where NVIDIA's Chief Scientist, Bill Dally, the company could be worked on further enlargement of the working environment for their CUDA solution.

"In the future, you can run CUDA C with an extension of a larger number of platforms, so I do not think it will be a fundamental limitation." Dally said. Although not directly confirming the support of AMD's platforms, he added, "I know a number of projects have been launched to CUDA on other platforms."

NVIDIA has an understanding for many applications, a statement which can be checked by taking a look at the hundreds of applications that are ported to CUDA, available at the specially designed CUDA zone site. Look at a comparison with AMD's solutions for NVIDIA's strong interest in the rapidly growing segment where AMD still lost its competitor.

"There are only a handful of things, and they are usually things that are already in CUDA. CUDA is much more get traction among the people programming parallel in many application. There is a simpler language to use," Dally stated.

NVIDIA reports first quarter loss of approximately US$200 million

Written by IT News on 4:43 AM

NVIDIA has recently reported its financial results for first quarter ended April 26, 2009. The results were published by the graphics chip, which the company's revenue fell to $664.2 million, compared with $1.2 billion in the first fiscal quarter last year. At 37 cents per share, the Green Goblin reported a net loss of $201.3 million, a decrease of 42 percent over the same period last year. But despite the low earnings, the company's CEO, Mr Jen-Hsun Huang wanted to point out that his company was faced with the possibility that the Tegra chip.

"We have made good progress expenditure management and a significant reduction in the stock and continue to invest in our growth strategies," said Jen-Hsun Huang, president and CEO of NVIDIA. "The GPU has become more central to our computing experience. It is a rapidly growing number of applications that depend on the GPU, and the industry is gearing up for the next generation of operating systems that adopt GPU computing. “

NVIDIA CEO wanted to emphasize the fact that despite the lower financial results, the company has maintained a revenue growth of 38 percent and a reduction in stock from 144 days to 64 compared to last quarter of 2008. In addition, the chip maker emphasizes the fact that its Tegra system-on-chip (SOC) product had the opportunity to open the doors to a whole new market, NVIDIA to reach new heights.

A leader in the graphics, NVIDIA has been a busy first quarter of this year as a number of new products, including some of its GeForce lineup. But among the highlights were the introduction of its 3D Vision product, and the launch of the first desktop computer to show off the company ION platform. These new products are expected in 2009, with more to come at the end of the year.

Tesla GPUs boost performance for Dell workstations

Written by IT News on 10:06 AM


NVIDIA announced today that its Tesla C1060 GPU computing processor is integrated into various Dell Precision workstations, including R5400, T5500 and T7500 models. This solution will enable companies to benefit from the services provided by CuDa-enabled NVIDIA's Tesla GPU architecture is specifically designed to perform the current super computers and professional workstations.

"Dell Precision R5400, T7500 and T5500, along with the Tesla GPU computing processing power of supercomputers to the desktop," said Greg Weir, Senior Manager, Dell Product Group. "We have seen the beginning of the praise for the efforts of both Dell and NVIDIA for a effective high-performance computing solution for the most demanding customers. "

NVIDIA's announcement is part of a campaign to promote the performance held by the company's line of Tesla GPUs, based on parallel architecture CuDa. The integration of NVDIA's Tesla GPUs in some of the latest workstations from Dell is accompanied by the latest edition of a number CuDa-based applications that take full advantage of the latest NVIDIA GPUs. With the help of CuDa and Tesla GPUs, these applications deliver faster to researchers and professionals to complete their tasks on time.

"National Instruments is developing systems for the European Extremely Large Telescope project, which on completion will be the world's largest. To address this computational challenge we developed a CuDa interface with LabVIEW to simulate and control the M1 mirror is from 984 individual segments," says Jeff Miesel, product manager for LabVIEW from National Instruments. "A Dell workstation equipped with a Tesla C1060 can achieve near real-time control of the mirror, simulation and controller, something that would not be possible without the computational density of GPUs."

The Tesla C1060 GPU is now available in Dell's R5400 rack workstation, and two tower workstation class T5500 and T7500 models.

The new NVIDIA Quadro FX 4800

Written by IT News on 4:37 AM

NVIDIA Quadro FX 4800The NVIDIA Quadro FX 4800 - currently the most advanced professional graphics solution targeted at users of a Mac Pro - the official announcement. The new graphics card is 20-23 April at the NVIDIA booth, NAB 2009: SL 7906, lower South Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

NVIDIA hopes to meet the needs of Mac users by the introduction of 3-pin connector for true stereo bucket's 3D imaging and the ability to dynamically assign the calculation, geometry, shading and pixel processing power. Thanks to these characteristics (and not only), the new Quadro FX 4800 GPU, a very important asset for many users of the core Mac business applications, NVIDIA think.

The firm is also important functions in the Quadro FX 4800 GPU for the Mac, which is a massive 1.5GB frame buffer and memory bandwidth to 76.8 GB / sec, a high throughput for interactive visualization of large models. The graphical solution features high-performance real-time processing of large structures and frameworks, and the highest quality and resolution full-scene anti-alias (FSAA) and producer. Besides Dual Link DVI and stereo connectors, the 4800 also has Boot Camp support, making the Mac Pro with Windows users to access domestic Quadro professional GPU accelerated 3D graphics performance and features.

"Some of the most challenging visual computing problems are resolved at the Mac platform, Jeff Brown, General Manager, Professional Solutions, NVIDIA said." The Quadro FX 4800 offers power and speed to meet these high standards. “

Also available for both PC and Mac, NVIDIA particularly emphasized the usefulness of the new Quadro FX 4800 GPU on the Mac Pros. The graphic solution will be available from next month, when it will retail for $ 1799 USD. Interested parties will be able to develop their own Quadro FX 4800 card through Apple.com and select Apple resellers and integrators, according to NVIDIA workstation.

NVIDIA recongnizes Harvard as a CUDA Center of Excellence

Written by IT News on 1:18 AM

NVIDIASanta Clara, California-based NVIDIA announced yesterday that Harvard University was a CUDA Center of Excellence. After the graphics chip manufacturers, recognition is justified as the University's commitment to teaching GPU computing, and integration of CUDA-capable GPUs for a variety of scientific and technological research projects. Before CUDA Center of Excellence Award, Harvard University a $2M grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for the development of GPU-based Computational Science.

With the interest in CUDA architecture quickly spread on campus at Harvard and scientific landscape living in Boston, it has never been a better time to announce this cooperation, "said Hans Peter Pfister, Gordon McKay Professor of Computer Science in practice is Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Head of Visual Computing at the Harvard Initiative in Innovative Computing.”This generous gift from NVIDIA offers excellent learning opportunities for Harvard students, acceleration of our research and expands the use of GPUs for computer science and other demanding applications."

Harvard University already with the Graphics Processing Unit to provide solutions for a range of issues. For example, in a project called Connectome project, GPU is used to decode the complex structure of the human brain, a search that is a priority for the scientific community for a long time. While another project using the computing power of GPU is MWA telescope project, which is to discover the origins of the universe. Besides the above, the GPU is used for other power projects, as well as at Harvard University.

Back in mid 2008, the first NVIDIA CUDA Center of Excellence, an honor awarded at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, which includes a donation of $500,000 for the development of parallel computing and the continuation of research programs.

EVGA GeForce GTX 275 with 1792MB GDDR3 memory

Written by IT News on 1:19 AM

EVGA, and most of the other NVIDIA board partners, has recently updated its GeForce graphics cards with the introduction of the new GeForce GTX 275-based graphics accelerators based on the latest NVIDIA GT200 series GPU. With the launch, EVGA has implemented two versions of the tab as it does with all cards based on NVIDIA. "As part of its renewed range GeForce, EVGA has rolled a reference design card, but also a version that was equipped with 1792MB of 448-bit DDR3 memory. In addition, according to the information that has come recently in the Internet, EVGA will also provide their fans with at least a factory overclocked GTX 275.

The new EVGA cards were designed to provide computer game enthusiasts and higher performance alternative to the latest 55nm NVIDIA GT200 series GPU. Both cards, which currently exist on the website of the company were put to work as a clock speed reference 633, 1404 and 2268MHz for the GPU, Shader and memory respectively. Both cards use dual slot cooling solution which appears on the NVIDIA reference design and is equipped with support for NVIDIA cuda, PhysX, and 3-way SLI technology.

But the two, that the version which is equipped with 1792MB of DDR3 memory is likely that in the end, the choice of all those who love the game, because it can give a performance boost that cannot be achieved by Overclocked card.

In addition to these two cards, EVGA is expected to announce their factory-overclocked GTX 275 models, at least one of which has already been introduced for pre-order on the site of a retailer based in the UK. The EVGA GeForce GTX 275 Superclocked comes with 896MB memory, and seems to have adopted the same design as the traditional version. But we are sure that the specifications listed are not real, especially since we are dealing with an Overclocked card.

Price wise, the EVGA GeForce GTX 275 is available for $ 249.99, while the version equipped 1792MB recommended for U.S. $299.99. The Superclocked version is listed at £ 275.99, equivalent to approximately USD408.

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