nVidia 9 series

[solidsteve]

has there been any official release date for the gts and gtx and so forth

it would be great if it was some time between now and june but i'll just be happy to know

[iKettles]

Probably won't see high end 9 series until Q3-Q4 this year.

[Mul.]

The GT and GTX should be around Second Quarter of this year but all indications so far seem to suggest that like the 9800GX2 and 9600GT they'll be very much like the G92 65nm 8800GT/GTS with higher clocks and a Tri SLI connector.

[wonderlust]

The GeForce 9 series will add another member soon and that is the GeForce 9800 GTX card.

This reference cards comes in a dimension of 4.376x10.5 inch. GPU is clocked at 675MHz while the Shader is at 1685MHz. It has a memory interface of 256 bits wide and incorporates 512MB of 0.8ns GDDR3.

The card supports 3 way SLI and it uses a reference design. Total power requirement for this card would be 168W.

The card supports DX10 and SM4.0.

Initial benchmark shows that this card performs similar to a GeForce 8800GTS. The difference in most games are merely 1 to 2 fps. It is quite disappointing to say for a new card that doesn't show much improvements over the previous 8 generation card.

From www.ocworkbench.com