Nvidia 'G80'

**Arragon** · 13.10.2006, 00:06

https://theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=34992
https://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/10...ship_november/
https://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/10...force_quantum/

Nvidia is going to release the first DirectX10 compatable video card in mid november, also it will have some physics processing unit (ppu) on it also and I bet it will cost a ton of money like that other thing (quadro plex) but not that much, lets hope

Inferno Enk'Waar · 13.10.2006, 00:28

yea i know, nice release from Nvidia

**Duke Nukem** · 13.10.2006, 08:54

i am lucky with my Nvidia 4800 ti

**PureOwn** · 13.10.2006, 09:04

Originally Posted by Duke Nukem

i am lucky with my Nvidia 4800 ti

rofl

Inferno Enk'Waar · 14.10.2006, 17:57

Originally Posted by Duke Nukem

i am lucky with my Nvidia 4800 ti

im too lucky with my Nvidia GeForce 6200 TurboCache 256 MB

**Dr. Dre** · 10.11.2006, 04:06

Originally Posted by KingSlay Alakazham

im too lucky with my Nvidia GeForce 6200 TurboCache 256 MB

this one sucks

**Iksdee** · 10.11.2006, 07:58

who cares we all play serious sam 1971 game

**Stifmeister** · 13.10.2006, 15:48

DirectX10 will pwn... So will this card.

**Arragon** · 09.11.2006, 22:20

More info
https://www.gamespot.com/features/616...pslot;action;1
https://gear.ign.com/articles/744/744902p1.html
https://www.nvidia.com/object/reality_redefined.html

"Nvidia is only shipping the high-end GeForce 8 GPUs for the holiday season. The GeForce 8800 GTX has a $600 MSRP, and the slightly less-powerful GTS will retail for $450. [Update 11/9/06: Online retailers are currently selling the cards for $50 over MSRP.] Instead of the usual 512MB or 256MB memory sizes, the GTX has 768MB of GDDR3 memory clocked at 900MHz and the GTS has 640MB clocked at 800MHz."

"Previous reports of a manufacturing defect effecting the 8800 GTX cards shipped last week have apparently been addressed by Nvidia and the effected cards recalled. As things now stand, Nvidia has jumped ahead of arch rival ATI by releasing a Direct X 10 GPU. ATI has a competing card in the works, but things stand at this particular moment, Nvidia is once again standing tall with the most powerful GPU available. Price will range from $449 for the GTS and $599 for the GTX edition."

**Stifmeister** · 09.11.2006, 22:24

**Politician** · 10.11.2006, 17:40

NVidia Gor 80

**Stifmeister** · 10.11.2006, 18:12

**HeLLspAWn** · 10.11.2006, 19:47

Moved to PC Hardware

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