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9600GSO “upgrade” to 55nm G94 core

October 6th, 2008 by Jeff Graphics, Hardware, NEWS, NVIDIA5 Comments

Some changes will be make in NVIDIA’s product line. This time NVIDIA keeps the name but change the core inside. Our sources mentioned the original G92 9600GSO will be discontinued, and NVIDIA is rolling out a new 9600GSO with G94 chip and keeping the name unchanged. The new 9600GSO will have 512MB memory，we are not sure the memory interface will shrink to 128bit or keeps 256bit.

There are several revisions of the “new” core: G94-210-A1 is 65nm, G94-210-B1 and G94-219-B1 is 55nm G94 core.

Just like early limitation on the 8800GS, only a few company got the rights to launch the “new” 9600GSO. Words in the industry saids they may be Asus, Leadtek, XFX, PC Partner and MSI.

Last Update: October 6, 5:56 pm

5 Responses to “9600GSO “upgrade” to 55nm G94 core”

  1. Hok Says:
    October 6th, 2008 at 5:25 pm

    Theinquirer has publish more renaming Nvidia VGA GT 1xx.

  2. meteor Says:
    October 6th, 2008 at 10:49 pm

    GOOD!

  3. Mathieu Says:
    October 8th, 2008 at 9:25 pm

    @Hok: The inquirer? Like they are a reliable source of information?

    As for only a few companies getting the “right” to launch this model, I think that it’s more like only a few companies want to bother with such a product and such a confusing name scheme from Nvidia.

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