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More Info on NVidia's New Cards

post #1 of 9
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Was looking around this morning for info on the 780i chipset and stumbled across these articles:

1) Nvidia prepares "D8E" - the 7950 GX2's successor - 8850GTX2

2) EVGA accidentally reveal Nvidia's next graphics cards - *or not*

3) http://www.rwlabs.com/newsitem.php?id=11

If you go to EVGA's site and create an account in their mod's rigs section, you will see a listing of parts.
The most interesting one I found was the 9950 Ultra SEX Edition :-)


As far as info on the new 780i, still looking at a release of mid-Dec with 3-way Sli support.
post #2 of 9
Do you indeed mean SEX edition?
post #3 of 9
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I swear that is what is on EVGAs site
post #4 of 9
Maybe it comes with free hot girls
post #5 of 9
8850GTX2 s? are these the G92 chips?

edit: oh it says they need to confirm this.
post #6 of 9
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pdonket View Post
Maybe it comes with free hot girls
Well, for the price they'll end up charging, it should!
post #7 of 9
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These are the cards currently listed on EVGAs site:

8800 Ultra Superclocked 384-bit
8850 GTX2
8900 GTX Black Pearl
9800 Ultra HW1
9850 GTX2 2.0GB
9850 GTX2 3.0GB, DX10.1+
9900 GTX
9950 uBer Edition
9950 Ultra SEX Edition

These cards are listed as options when you go to the MODS RIGS section and build a system for submittal in a monthly sponsorship drawing.
post #8 of 9
hmm well I'm not sure where I'll be able to buy out of that, since none of them seem like semi-budget cards
post #9 of 9
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Our last great hope for CY2008 is the AMD-ATI 3870X2. If it's not a comparable performer, consumers and expect the same prices they're paying now.

Hopefully NVidia has seen a LOW demand for the 8800GTX and 8800Ultra. That could also lower prices.
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