Back in January, GeForce GTX 295 graphics card helped NVIDIA to retrieve the performance crown from Radeon HD 4870X2, but the cost of dual PCB design had been hovering high. So later this year NVIDIA decided to work on a new GTX 295 reference card featuring single PCB to cut cost.
What difference would the re-designed GTX 295 make? Does it offer even better or shrinked performance? Read on to find out the answer!
Galaxy single-PCB & dual-PCB GeForce GTX 295
Geek3d has now made the FurMark 1.70 available, and let’s check out what’s new in it!
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Thermaltake has recently announced the lastest liquid cooling system PW880i which supports LGA775, LGA1366, AMD Socket 939/AM2/AM2+/AM3 processors.
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NZXT has recently announced the new touch screen fan controller Sentry 2 which is expected to be available for purchasing in early August.
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The Swiss cooling solution provider Arctic Cooling has unveiled the premium thermal compound Arctic MX-3 (4g) with high thermal conductivity and non-curing nature.
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Thermaltake has now introduced a new VGA cooler ISGC V320 which measures 241*125*63mm and weighs 738g.
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EVGA has now announced the availability of X58 SLI Micro Motherboard which is based on Intel X58/ICH10R chipset and supports Intel Core i7 processors.
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Bill Dally, the Chief Technology Officer at NVIDIA, has recently said that he is “familiar with some projects that are underway to enable CUDA on other platforms”. Naturally, lots of people though he was referring to AMD’s GPU. However, NVIDIA PR has told INQ that Dally had probably been referring to something else entirely.
Viewing the bigger picture of GPGPU, there’re a couple of general purpose standards available, including OpenCL and Microsoft’s DirectX Compute. NVIDIA and AMD both have their own standards as well, however, NVIDIA’s CUDA is generally believed to be a bit better than Stream.
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Following the success of Ion, the Ion 2 should be coming later this year, but apparently NVIDIA does not want to talk too much about it, as it’s unwilling to ruin its own Ion business.
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MSI is now planning a MicroATX motherboard, 760GTM-P33, which is based on AMD 760/SB710 chipset, according to tcmagazine.
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Presented at ComputeX 2009 last month, Inno3D’s iChill Ion-based motherboard has finally been unveiled.
Powered by 16 stream processors, the board features single-core Atom N270 or dual-core Atom N330, two DDR2-667/800MHz memory slots, and core/shader clock of 450/1100MHz.
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If you’re ever interested in the Asus Crosshair III Formula motherboard which was launched in May, you may actually get one from Japan right now.
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In addition to the waterblock for single-PCB GTX 295, Koolance has another model for GTX275/GTX285 to offer.
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The memory manufacturer Mushkin announced its first graphics card GeForce 8800GT XP back in January 2008, and now the company has decided to come back to the GPU market, by announcing nine GPU models.
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Scythe has today announced the availability of its new compact-size BIG Shuriken CPU Cooler with height of only 58mm and weight of 405g.
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