Nvidia Intros New GPUs for Over 100 Secret OEMs

[warezme]

the GTX300 will be a dual core overclocked.... G92!!!!!.., just kidding.

 

[doomtomb]

So are these pretty powerful relative to the GTX 200 series for desktops?

 

[mcboj]

[citation][nom]magicandy[/nom]Get out.[/citation]

I laughed out loud. Thanks.

[citation][nom]apache_lives[/nom]Issues still exist on for laptops AND DESKTOPS with nvidia - i still end up sending batches of 9800GTX+'s away and still see 8600's and 8400's being replaced by the boxload - ill pass thanks nvidia, ATi for my next choice.I laughed quite loudly.[/citation]

I just had my 12 month old 2 X 8800M GTX from my Dell 1730 crap itself on me. Coincidence? It certainly wasn't dust build up. (Hats off to Dell for the lightning fast replacement/fix, btw- 2 days after phonecall!)

 

[bfstev]

So are the gtx 300 series just going to be these chips rebranded? seeing as they are 40nm, dx10.1, and gddr5 I can see them doing that. Maybe a change to dx11 while upping the frequencies and with a larger power consumption. Its like the one guy that actually invented completely new shit at nvidia died or something and all they got left are CUDA programers and PhysX programers.

[citation][nom]magicandy[/nom]Get out.[/citation]
excellent
[citation][nom]mcboj[/nom]I just had my 12 month old 2 X 8800M GTX from my Dell 1730 crap itself on me. Coincidence? It certainly wasn't dust build up. (Hats off to Dell for the lightning fast replacement/fix, btw- 2 days after phonecall!)[/citation]
Having to deal with them frequently, I have found dell to be excellent for warrantee repair and replacement. their service department seems to do a great job compaired to others. Now if the computer just wouldn't break in the first place......

 

[vivekkurup]

nvidia - the way its meant to be 'Played'. anyone?

 

[buzznut]

Putting aside the shortcomings of mobile computing, these enormous designs for desktop graphics cards aren't doing anyone alot of good either. The industry has proven they can put a good gaming experience in a much smaller package.

A graphics card does not have to be 12 inches long and take up two slots to be a good performer. If designers took on the attitude of "Think smaller" than it would be easier to shoehorn these chips into a notebook.

I think a shake up in the way we cool laptops is in order too.

 

[marraco]

[citation][nom]AlexTheBlue[/nom]Hmm, small GPUs and using a 128-bit bus with GDDR5? Where have I heard that before...[/citation]
DirectX 10.1, don't forget

 

[marraco]

On older ages, with 3Dfx chips it was possible to put any number of them on the same card. I read a review with 10 chips.

If nvidia cannot improve his chips, should design them the same way, so the user chooses how many chips to buy.