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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.

First Nvidia GeForce 9600GSO Cards Popping up

Written by IT News on 8:15 PM

By: Bogdan Botezatu, Hardware Editor

Nvidia, is reportedly ready to present its new GeForce 9600 graphics cards GSO to fight AMD in the upcoming Radeon 4800 graphics cards in the series. As soon arrive GeForce 9600 GEO will be a direct competitor in AMD unreleased HD Radeon 3830 graphics card and is expected to fill the gap between existing 9600 GT and the upcoming 9600 GS.

According to Nvidia partners in production, the first GEO 9600 models will be available in early May, but most manufacturers have not yet set prices for their new products. Nevertheless, XFX necessarily be the first on the market since 9600 GSO Sacrifice. However, EVGA is the first partner of Nvidia officially proud of their product GSO 9600.

EVGA produces two cards, both based on 65nm chip embedded G92, with 96 shader units on board. The first proposal was the usual GSO 9600 version and will arrive at the market with a 550 MHz GPU, Shader 1375 MHz and 1600 MHz block GDDR3 hours. Superclocked version of the road map will come with their GPU, shader units and memory clocked at 650, 1620 MHz and 1900, repsectively.

Both models will support from EVGA 192 - bit memory interface, 38MB of memory GDDR3, PCI-Express DirectX 2,0 and 10.0 opportunities. Manufacturing in beloved Nvidia partner does not announce pricing and availability for any of its GSO 9600 on the basis of the shares.

MSI will also submit at least one video card is based on GSO 9600 graphics processor. According to some secret sources in the company, production facility, the first units of its new cards will arrive on the market on 13 May.

MSI in the offering is expected same-equipped G92-150 as a basic 8800 GS model, except for some minor tweaks in the kernel, memory and shader clock.