''Apparently, GeForce 9800 GTS will be OEM only, not for channel''
What the fuck ^? Then again, I wonder what the 9800GTS would actually be like. A gimped 9800GTX, therefor, it be worse than an 8800GTS (there the same thing btw for people unaware)?
Least, with the exception of the 9600GT, this would be a good step forward from the 8 series, running the 55nm process should make life better for both nvidia and us consumers, but, it really needed to come out now. I wonder what nvidia actually does have up it's sleeve cause they seem to be very caviler, in there approach to the market recently.
Martyn
What the fuck ^? Then again, I wonder what the 9800GTS would actually be like. A gimped 9800GTX, therefor, it be worse than an 8800GTS (there the same thing btw for people unaware)?
Least, with the exception of the 9600GT, this would be a good step forward from the 8 series, running the 55nm process should make life better for both nvidia and us consumers, but, it really needed to come out now. I wonder what nvidia actually does have up it's sleeve cause they seem to be very caviler, in there approach to the market recently.
Martyn
When is the G92"b" 55nm die shrink gonna come to retail cards?
and, the big question... what is the name of the 55nm parts?
edit: and btw the title is fail... the radeon 3800 series is already 55nm and therefore the first 55nm desktop card.
and, the big question... what is the name of the 55nm parts?
edit: and btw the title is fail... the radeon 3800 series is already 55nm and therefore the first 55nm desktop card.
Last edited by GC_PaNzerFIN (2008-04-13 12:20:42)
3930K | H100i | RIVF | 16GB DDR3 | GTX 480 | AX750 | 800D | 512GB SSD | 3TB HDD | Xonar DX | W8
This is truly astounding news, especially considering VR-Zone's reputation for veracity.
agreed 55nm is old newsGC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
When is the G92"b" 55nm die shrink gonna come to retail cards?
and, the big question... what is the name of the 55nm parts?
edit: and btw the title is fail... the radeon 3800 series is already 55nm and therefore the first 55nm desktop card.
"Tegra" maybe?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
and, the big question... what is the name of the 55nm parts?
