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Not too long ago, NVIDIA released three new graphics cards designed for the mainstream and entry-level market segments. After the official release, several of the company's board partners announced their own graphics cards based on the brand new GeForce 9500GT, 9800GT and 55nm 9800GTX+. Sparkle decided to extend... |
25 August 2008
05:01 GMT |
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Despite the fact that almost everybody in the IT business is talking about AMD's latest high-performance, dual-chip HD 4870 X2 graphics card, MSI has decided to unveil two new models based on NVIDIA's latest mainstream GPUs, the 9500GT and 9800GT, and also a new HD 4870-based one. Unlike the reference cards... |
15 August 2008
09:48 GMT |
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Although we’re not too sure what to make of ASUS' claims of having provided the world's first overclocked 9500GT-based graphics card, fact of the matter is that it has just launched two such cards. Both of them equip an overclocked 9500GT graphics processor and are designed to present entry-level users with... |
31 July 2008
09:03 GMT |
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As you might have heard, a short while back, NVIDIA was rumored to be preparing to bring a second 55nm graphics card based on the GeForce 9500GT GPU. Unfortunately, the Santa-Clara-based graphics manufacturer has already released the card, but has equipped it with a 65nm graphics processor. Still, rumors of a future ... |
30 July 2008
07:02 GMT |
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If you don’t know already, NVIDIA launched three new graphics cards yesterday, the GeForce 9800GTX+, 9800GT and 9500GT. While the 55nm 9800GTX+ was available at a number (if not all) of NVIDIA's board partners prior to the official release, the mid-range 9800GT and entry-level 9500GT are clearly newcomers on the... |
30 July 2008
03:33 GMT |
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It looks like the much anticipated GeForce 9800GT and 9500GT are finally out, with several of NVIDIA's channel partners having already introduced their own versions based on them. As expected, the new GeForce cards are designed for the entry-level and mid-range segments, which means that they will be affordable ... |
29 July 2008
11:02 GMT |
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Talk about an invasion of GeForce graphics cards: Sparkle, one of NVIDIA's channel partners, is expected to launch a series of G92-based cards. To be more exact, we're talking a series of 25, all of which will be based on the GeForce 9800GT or the GeForce 9500GT graphics processors. For the time being, this... |
28 July 2008
06:20 GMT |
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NVIDIA's upcoming graphics cards, based on the G92 graphics processor, have been the topic of most of last week's news reports coming in. And, while we're not talking about high-end products, these mainstream, G92-based cards are still interesting enough. On that note, more news about NVIDIA's car... |
28 July 2008
04:41 GMT |
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As you might have learned by now, NVIDIA is expected to add a couple of new graphics cards to its GeForce lineup, some of which are designed for mainstream and entry-level users. Since the launch date is getting noticeably closer (the GeForce 9800GT is set to arrive next week, on July 29), various versions of the car... |
25 July 2008
05:12 GMT |
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Although these days everybody is talking about AMD's upcoming graphics "champion," the dual-GPU Radeon HD 4870 X2, it seems that some still found the time to have a look at one of NVIDIA's upcoming cards. The conclusion was that, even if it is far from being a top performer, the card does provide some level... |
15 July 2008
03:22 GMT |
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If you check out NVIDIA's current graphics card offer, you will see that the GeForce G92-based series has only four members: the GeForce 9600 GT, 9800 GTX, 9800 GX2 and 9600 GSO. But this is soon to change since, as we already informed you yesterday, NVIDIA is planning the release of a new GeForce 9800GTX+(plus)... |
20 June 2008
05:21 GMT |
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