Larrabee Project to Come Back With Vengeance in Its Own Time |
As we reported late 2009, Intel’s Larrabee project had been infinitely delayed, but it seems that the chip giant has never stop making efforts to enter into discrete graphics market.
GeForce GTX400 Series to Hit Retail Later Than Expected |
The Shanebaxtor site has just reported that the GeForce GTX400 series had been pushed back again to April 6th, but the good news is the delay only happens to the retail supply and not the NDA.
The Upcoming GeForce GTX480 OC Edition to Draw 305W of Power |
After the GeForce GTX480 is released on March 26th, there’ll be OC editions coming from some leading manufacturers of graphics cards. According to the information we’ve gathered, the maximum power consumption of GTX480 could reach up to 298W, and we know the 6pin+8pin power connector is just capable of supplying 300W in the best situation.
GeForce GTX470/480 Die Shots Exposed |
The Chinese-language NGA forum has just leaked the die shots of NVIDIA GeForce GTX470/GTX480, and according to the post, the die size would measure 23mm*23mm, which is 529 square millimeters.
EVGA GeForce GTX4×0 Packages Pixellized |
Colorful showed off their GeForce GTX480 package at CeBIT, and EVGA has now also revealed their GTX470 and GTX480 boxes.
Intel: Most Consumers Don’t Need High-performance Graphics |
Intel exec has recently claimed that the vast majority of customers hardly need high performance graphics, which kind of reminds us of NVIDIA’s talking about the insignificant DirectX 11 support when they didn’t provide it.
GeForce GTX470 PCB and Cooler Pictured |
A couple of days after pictures of the PCB of the GeForce GTX480 leaked to the web, it’s time for GTX470 to make its show. The ComputerBase site has managed to share some fresh photos of the slightly toned-down part in the GTX400 series.
XFX Builds Radeon HD 5970 Black Edition 4GB Eyefinity6 |
NVIDIA Throws the Blame on OEMs for Rebranding Practices |
Many consumers have been complaining about NVIDIA’s rebranding pracitices as it makes buying a new GPU quite confusing, but NVIDIA claims it’s OEMs who should take the responsibility for the tricks.
PowerColor Readies Radeon HD 5770 Eyefinity 5 |
PowerColor has shown off a special edition of Radeon graphics card at CeBIT – Radeon HD 5770 Eyefinity 5.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX480 PCB Pictures Leaked Online |
Yesterday NVIDIA showcased its GTX400 graphics card in a running system, but many of you may be interested in digging more. Fortunately, the Tweakers site has scored some pictures of the GTX480 in nude.
Sapphire 4GB HD 5970 Caught on Camera |
As we expected, Sapphire has pulled off the curtain of its 4GB Radeon HD 5970 at CeBIT, getting ready to compete against NVIDIA’s upcoming graphics cards.
