Wednesday Shortbread |
Graphics Card:
Palit’s non-reference HD 4850 spy shots |
Thanks to our source zn8zlj
Yesterday the Chinese forum GPUFANS unveiled the PALit Radeon HD 4850. Altough the watermark isn’t in theright place, we can figure out a wholly new power module. And featuring a double slots design, it will be hopefully equipped with a bigger cooler to solve the hot core. The PALit’s HD 4850 seems priced at $146, and will not turn out soon.
GeForce 9500GT: NV’s first 55nm product hits market |
GeForce 9800GTX+ have been announced in July 16, but it is only a paper launch. In china 9500GT has hit the market for some days and it becomes NVIDIA’s First 55nm GPU.
The 55nm G96 GPU did not bring us much surprise, the die is smaller than 65nm G96, but NV keeps chip PCB the same. B1 means the chip is B1 revision, uses 55nm processing technology.
First power consumption test of 45nm Phenom |
Code No. comparison
The Chinese forum ZOL has published the first power consumption test, which discloses that the new Deneb save power consumption by 12%.
WHQL-certified PhysX will be available on 5th August with 8, 9 series cards support |
PhysX game Cell Factor: Revolution screenshot
The last version of PhysX came with only GTX 200 and 9800 GTX support, as well as only support to Unreal Tournament III. After criticized for cheating, NVIDIA is finally introducing the WHQL-certified PhysX on 5th August.
Zotac is announcing 9600GT with 6 outs |
Zotac is announcing a new non-reference GeForce 9600GT, featuring up to 6 outs anddual slot design.
