Last night NVIDIA finally announced the latest G92 product: 8800GTS 512MB. It’s odd that NV’s official website still hanging the 8800GT and the “awesome power awesome price” in their front-page, but they already updated an press-release in their news page.

In our post we already discussed about the power consumption difference, and also have a detail look at the power module of 8800GT and 8800GTS 512MB， and we even have a 8800GTS strip-off! And during our further reviewing the card we know the extra 16SP actually bring less performance than we expected, but the card really have some OCbility. We are now busy testing the card so please bearing with us, the whole review will be done soon.

And in the morning NVIDIA launched their 169.21 WHQL candidate drivers, adding supports for 8800GTS 512MB. Also in the local market we discovered several company already begin selling 8800GTS like Zotac and Leadtek, and in our fourm there’s more oversea products.

Also we discovered in Newegg there are lots of 8800GTS in stock:

OC version:

MSI 8800GTS 512MB 730/1944MHz(core/mem) $384.99

BFG Tech 8800GTS 512MB 675/1940MHz(core/mem) $389.99

EVGA 8800GTS 512MB 670/1940MHz(core/mem) $359.99 bundled with Crysis

Default version:

ASUS 8800GTS 512MB 650/1940MHz(core/mem) $369.99

Gigabyte 8800GTS 512MB 650/1940MHz(core/mem) $369.99 bundled with Never Winter Night 2

XFX 8800GTS 512MB 650/1940MHz(core/mem) $369.99 bundled with with company of heroes

PNY 8800GTS 512MB 650/1940MHz(core/mem) $374.99

But in the list there’s all reference design. We expecting to see more manufacturers unveil their non reference 8800GTS in the near future.