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Midrange GeForce 9 Cards Could Arrive on February 21

According to several graphics manufacturers, the first midrange cards from NVIDIA's GeForce 9 series will start finding themselves on market shelves on February 21st. Please take this with a grain of salt, as the old saying goes, because NVIDIA refused to comment on this, citing that they cannot comment on unreleased products. Keep in mind, also, that only a few makers will be pushing out GeForce 9 cards on the 21st. The early birds will price their cards around US$169-189 MSRP, pushing the cards they are replacing (8600GTS) down to US$139-149 MSRP. For those of you who would like an introduction to the 9600 series...

The 9600 GT adopts a 65nm process and is manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). The GPU sees an increase in processing units, 64, and memory bus width, 256-bit, over previous 8600 GTS cards, 32 and 128-bit. The GPU's performance should see an increase of over 40% compared to the 8600 GTS. The new GPU also introduces Dual-Streaming Decode technology which allows two high-definition image decoding processes to be performed at the same time and provides picture in picture (PIP) functionality.


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ela que venha..dependendo da performance relativamente a uma hd3870 PCS e da diferença de preço será ou n a minha próxima gráfica :D

já se sabe quais é que são as 1ªs marcas a lança.las?
 
VVIKOO Unveils Two 9600GT Video Cards

VVIKOO, the professional and innovative graphics card supplier, today released its first GeForce 9 series graphics card – VVIKOO GeForce 9600GT Turbo. Equipped with the latest NVIDIA GeForce 9600GT graphics chip (D9P) and Zalman’s VF-1000 pure cooper cooler, VVIKOO GeForce 9600GT Turbo can totally satisfy the gamers’ and enthusiasts’ desire for both quality and performance.



Powered by NVIDIA GeForce 9600GT graphics chip (D9P), VVIKOO GeForce 9600GT Turbo supports the PCI-Express 2.0 bus, 64 units of stream processors, and GDDR3 512MB 256bit memory. The GPU and memory clock of VVIKOO 9600GT Turbo are pre-overclocked to 700MHz and 2000MHz, having the better performance to the most popular DX10 games.

The pure copper cooler with four heat pipes made by Zalman
VVIKOO GeForce 9600GT Turbo uses the top class cooler from Zalman which has been used on previous VVIKOO GeForce 8800GT MAX, ensuring the optimized heat dissipation. The four heat pipes on the cooler also promise the ultra fast heat transmitting, equalizing the heat to each fin of a cooler effectively. If you are searching for one 9600GT graphics card with a powerful cooler, VVIKOO GeForce 9600GT Turbo will be your best choice.

Various output interfaces include DisplayPort, HDMI, and 2x Dual-link DVI-I
VVIKOO GeForce 9600GT Turbo features the latest DisplayPort and HDMI output interfaces which are the most popular interfaces of a graphics card. The standard interface such as Dual-Link DVI-I is included as well. VVIKOO GeForce 9600GT Turbo is HDCP compliant and it supports NVIDIA PureVideo HD and H.264 decode. All you have to do is to connect either DisplayPort or HDMI output interface to the monitor, and then you can easily enjoy the ultimate Blu-ray and HD-DVD movie experience on it.

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Será que são quentinhas??Será que chega o VF-900 para elas?

São bastante mais frescas do que a 8800 GT.
Mesmo a versão 100% passiva testada pelo ocworkbench está dentro do aceitável, ainda mais se tivermos em conta que é um modelo com OC de fábrica.

Note-se que o teste deles dá também a entender que o Purevideo HD já tem o "VP3" com aceleração a 100% de H.264 e VC-1 (tal como as G98).
 
Tive a ver a do Guru3D é pá não são más mas nada do outro mundo... Engrançado é em alguns batem a HD3870 por muito noutros são batidas pela HD3870 por pouco... cheira-me a driver e optimizações NVIDIA The Way It's Meant To Be Played.
 
Tive a ver a do Guru3D é pá não são más mas nada do outro mundo... Engrançado é em alguns batem a HD3870 por muito noutros são batidas pela HD3870 por pouco... cheira-me a driver e optimizações NVIDIA The Way It's Meant To Be Played.

Pah, se isso que insinuas melhorar a performance do jogo, sem sacrificar IQ, todos ganhamos...
 
hummm a xfx parece que vem ai para arrasar.. se vier com os preços mais baixos a que estamos habituados, digamos 160€ (visto que uma versao ocked esta a 185) acho que temos ali the best bang for the buck!! ainda para mais ocka bem!!
 
E agora a pergunta de 1 milhão de dólares: Será que essa placa já consegue correr o NeverWinterNights 1 a mais de 85fps estáveis? Já nem se pede 100 nem 200, só 85 já era simpático!...

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hummm a xfx parece que vem ai para arrasar.. se vier com os preços mais baixos a que estamos habituados, digamos 160€ (visto que uma versao ocked esta a 185) acho que temos ali the best bang for the buck!! ainda para mais ocka bem!!

Parece uma óptima placa para o mid-end... provavelmente a primeira mid-end decente desde a 6600GT. Desde então aquela pancada de porem 128-bit de bus tem "capado" as mid-ends de uma forma que só mesmo para gamers low-end :P
 
NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT GPU Kicks Off GeForce 9 Series

NVIDIA Corporation, also unveiled today the first graphics processing unit (GPU) of its next-generation GeForce 9 Series that may offer the largest single-generation performance jump in the Company’s history. Introduced today, the NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT GPU delivers up to 116%* more performance than its predecessor at a price below $199.




“After going to all the GeForce LANs and seeing the rigs that gamers play on, we wanted to kick off the GeForce 9 with the perfect GPU for gamers,” said Ujesh Desai, general manager of GeForce desktop GPUs at NVIDIA. “The first product to be introduced in the GeForce 9 family gives gamers the horsepower to play cutting-edge DirectX 10 games at a price they will love and can afford.”

A point has been reached in PC gaming where the graphics horsepower requirements to play popular games such as Call of Duty 4 and Unreal Tournament 3 at high-definition resolutions such as 1900x1200 and above, with high-image-quality features enabled, may have outpaced a lot of the installed hardware. Until now, graphics processors capable of delivering playable frame rates at those stressful settings have cost in excess of $400. With the GeForce 9600 GT GPU, immersive gaming with incredible graphics is now within the reach and budget of PC gamers for less than $199.

“NVIDIA continues to innovate in hardware technology so that game enthusiasts and consumers can fully experience the incredible graphics offerings in Microsoft’s operating systems, including Windows Vista,” said Kevin Unangst, senior global director of Games for Windows, Microsoft. “The new GeForce 9600 GT GPU further extends NVIDIA’s ability to deliver improved DirectX 10 performance on Windows Vista at an affordable price point, so that anyone and everyone can have an amazing gaming experience.”

The new GeForce 9600 GT GPU shows an improved performance-per-watt ratio compared to its predecessor as well as improved compression efficiency. In addition to 64 stream processors—each individually clocked at a blazing-fast 1625 MHz—and a 256-bit memory interface running at 900 MHz, the GeForce 9600 GT GPU is designed for the new PCIe 2.0 bus standard and features backwards compatibility with the original PCIe standard.

The GeForce 9600 GT GPU also improves high-definition video playback on everyday PCs by leveraging NVIDIA PureVideo HD technology to deliver high-quality playback of HD DVD and Blu-ray movies. The new programmable video-processing engine takes on all of the high-definition H.264 video decoding, freeing the CPU to perform other tasks, while significantly reducing power consumption, heat, and noise. Spectacular picture clarity and vibrant color is achieved with advanced video processing technology.

GeForce 9600 GT-based graphics cards are available now from leading add-in card manufacturers, retailers, and system builders. For information on where to buy GeForce 9600 GT-based graphics cards, please visit www.nvidia.com/wheretobuy.


*Based on testing FEAR on Windows Vista, Intel Core2 Extreme QX6850 at 1600x1200 4x/16x on a GeForce 9600 GT (65 fps) and the product it replaces in this segment, the GeForce 8600 GTS (30 fps).


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