GeForce 9500GT og 9800GT testet.
Litteratur d. 30. juli. 2008, skrevet af Gripen90
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Gripen90
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Jeps computerbase.de på banen igen med to nye nVidia kort.
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Nogen det har en ide om hvad det kommer til at koste?? det kan da ike være ret meget, der er jo ingen forskeld på det og 8800 GT..
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#2: I testen skriver de _129 dvs. ca 1000kr kan man vel forvente. Ikke specielt godt IMO.
Så mon ikke vi skal forvente at se 8800GT forsvinde fra markedet inden for de næste få måneder. nVidia kan jo ikke have to ens ydende kort på markedet til forskellige priser.
Så mon ikke vi skal forvente at se 8800GT forsvinde fra markedet inden for de næste få måneder. nVidia kan jo ikke have to ens ydende kort på markedet til forskellige priser.
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Er 9800GT'et så stadig 65nm? Eller har de taget sig sammen og smidt en 55nm på? Synes ikke at kunne læse det ud fra testen.
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Some Geforce 9800GT are 55nm
Hybrid Power makes the difference
Geforce 9800GT and Geforce 9800GT Hybrid power are launching today and believe it or not, these are two different cards after all.
As we said in a previous article, the basic Geforce 9800 GT is nothing more than a new bios and a re-brand of Geforce 8800GT card, but the second Geforce 9800GT that supports Hybrid power will actually be based on 55nm G92b chip.
You need the new chip to support Hybrid power and this is one of the key features of Geforce 9 series; the only draw back is that you need an Nvidia chipset to make it work.
The good way to determine if the card is 55 or 65nm is the Hybrid power support, as we are not aware of the clocking of these cards
http://www.fudzilla.com/index....
Hybrid Power makes the difference
Geforce 9800GT and Geforce 9800GT Hybrid power are launching today and believe it or not, these are two different cards after all.
As we said in a previous article, the basic Geforce 9800 GT is nothing more than a new bios and a re-brand of Geforce 8800GT card, but the second Geforce 9800GT that supports Hybrid power will actually be based on 55nm G92b chip.
You need the new chip to support Hybrid power and this is one of the key features of Geforce 9 series; the only draw back is that you need an Nvidia chipset to make it work.
The good way to determine if the card is 55 or 65nm is the Hybrid power support, as we are not aware of the clocking of these cards
http://www.fudzilla.com/index....