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3-Way NVIDIA SLI Takes Extreme Gaming To A Whole New Level
gamexplorer on 01/01/2008 at 2:42pm (UTC) | | | December 13, 2007
Extreme gaming just got a whole lot better. NVIDIA® Corporation has extended its SLI™ technology, which enables the use of multiple graphics processing units (GPUs) on a single computer, allowing up to three GeForce® graphics cards to be used in a single machine. Now hot, new, graphics-intensive titles, such as Call of Duty 4, Company of Heroes Opposing Fronts, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, and Unreal Tournament 3, can be played at the highest resolution possible, with all the graphics settings cranked to the max, and antialiasing applied for the first time.
The heart of a 3-way SLI system is an NVIDIA nForce® 680 SLI MCP motherboard and three GeForce 8800 GTX or GeForce 8800 Ultra graphics cards. With 3-way SLI, gamers can harness the power of 384 stream processors, a 110+ gigatexel per second texture fill rate, and over two gigabytes of graphics memory for no-compromise gaming performance.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/io_1197375200475.html | | | |
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GeForce 9 will come for next year?(well maybe)
gamexplorer on 01/01/2008 at 2:39pm (UTC) | | | According to DigiTimes, nVidia is set to launch its GeForce 9 GPU come February next year, just after Chinese New Year. Details are a bit sketchy but from what we read, the first chip that will be rolling out will be the D9E which uses the 65nm manufacturing process. The cards based on the GPU will of course be supporting DirectX 10.1 as well as shader model 4.1. Also, according to DigiTimes source, a mid range family of the GeForce 9 can called the D9P can be expected in Jun 2008. Mind you all this is based on DigiTimes source so there is still no way to confirm it fully so stay tuned for more updates. | | | |
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