Check out this new ad for the Nvidia Geforce 8800 series cards.
_Nut_
no results?!
TigerClaw
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Originally posted by _Nut_
no results?!
I thought it was a funny ad. After all, The new cards just came out today. There the first ever DirectX 10 cards.
_Ocean_Drive_
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Originally posted by TigerClaw
I thought it was a funny ad. After all, The new cards just came out today. There the first ever DirectX 10 cards.
Are these DirectX 10? 10% sure?
TigerClaw
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Originally posted by _Ocean_Drive_
Are these DirectX 10? 10% sure?
Yes, These are DirectX 10 cards, It will fully take advantage of DX10 once Vista comes out and the games that run on it.
jupiterone
Do they really sell liquid nitrogen cooling kits :wtf: I want one
TigerClaw
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Originally posted by jupiterone
Do they really sell liquid nitrogen cooling kits :wtf: I want one
Not really, They only use it for extreme overclocking, Mainly as a test to see how far they can overclock a CPU. However, People who are heavily into overclocking tend to get liquid cooling kits, they use it to cool the CPU and the GPUs of the graphics card.
reketor
The G80 series is the next evolution in everything related to video on the computer.
The 8800 GTX already proves this. The 8900 series should be like...unreal.
TigerClaw
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Originally posted by reketor
The G80 series is the next evolution in everything related to video on the computer.
The 8800 GTX already proves this. The 8900 series should be like...unreal.
True, Unfortunately, We will not see the true potential of the 8800 until Vista comes out. DirectX 10 is only gonna be available on Vista, There are not gonna release it on XP.
erdega
I am waiting for a card with hdmi, preferably 1.3 version to hookup to my lcd
TigerClaw
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Originally posted by erdega
I am waiting for a card with hdmi, preferably 1.3 version to hookup to my lcd
I believe they already did, Many of the newer graphics card come with HDCP support.
DjConfessions
lol just wait until ATIs r600 is unleashed. of course, everything on the wikipedia is just speculation, but gig+ of memory and GPU clock of 800mhz, DIES.
btw, question for the techs
the Nvidia 7960 GX2 utilizes 2 GPUs. Does every game see a noticable difference with the extra GPU on a card, or would the developers have to write specific code to use a (better word?) multi-threaded design?
and on that note, SLI and crossfire. When two cards are in SLI or crossfire, are both GPUs being used or is it just to bump up the graphics memory?