http://www.anandtech.com/displays/showdoc.aspx?i=2904&p=14

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http://www.anandtech.com/displays/showdoc.aspx?i=2904&p=15

Então e versões desktop?

Então e versões desktop?
Continua a ler.


Achei esta parte muito interessante:

We spoke to NVIDIA to understand why there isn’t a 8800 Vista driver currently and why we won’t see one until Vista’s launch. NVIDIA’s GPU drivers these days are made up of approximately 20 million lines of code, which as a reference point is about the size of Windows NT 4.0.
Because G70 and G80 are radically different architectures, they each require a separate driver. Combine that with the fact that Windows Vista has completely changed the driver interface, similar in magnitude to what happened between Windows 3.1 and 95, and you’ve got a “perfect storm” of conditions for driver development. The end result is that for Windows Vista, two 20M line drivers have to be completely re-written (one for G80 and one from all previous architectures). In other words, this isn’t a simple port, it’s a radical departure from the way things were written before.


Este artigo sobre a CES é de se ler de uma ponta à outra. :)

Então e versões desktop?

Se bem te recordas, as G73 e G72 (Geforce 7600 GS/GT e 7300/7400 Turbocache) iniciaram a sua vida precisamente na CES de 2006, mas as versões desktop só chegaram mais tarde, na Cebit, em Março.

Para quando os portáteis com estas gráficas? Já suportam DX10?

Já estas gráficas já suportam DX10

Já estas gráficas já suportam DX10

Para quando os portáteis com estas gráficas? Já suportam DX10?

série 8 = dx 10!

bem isto com a tecnologia MXM da nvidia ja vai dar na boa pa fazer um upgrade em grande parte dos portáteis :002: