Now showing as in-stock from one reliable source.
OcUK?
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Now showing as in-stock from one reliable source.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/gainward-bliss8800gts-1024.html <- Genuinely more interesting than an actual 9800 GTX article.
Personally I think Nvidia could have prevented a lot of this by naming the G92 GT/GTS/GTX as 8900 rather then keeping the GT/GTS as 8800 and then 9800 for the GTX. They did this with the 7800/7900 and didn't anyway near as much criticism as they are this time around. The 7950GT was almost identical to the 7900GTX but cost less, almost the same as the current GT/GTS/GTX situation.
* Any generic 9800 GTX at standard is at 675 / 1675/ 2200 clocks (core / shaders / memory).
* We overclocked it (easily) towards 770 / 1925 / 2520 (core / shaders / memory).
GPUZ is reading my BFG 9800GTX wrong...
Oh wait...![]()
Some OC results from guru3d, looks nothing special to me.
http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/516/14/
16 page review here, Crysis results interesting, also mention of some improved memory compression or something, the final 2 pages have a good summary with some points of view I'd not considered but an interesting read
http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=154&Itemid=1
VR-Zone also have a roundup of 10 cards, Foxconn have one clocked at 780 core, 2360 memory
Well, after reading several reviews and a good chunk of them saying the fan on the GTX sounds like a leafblower strapped to a megaphone and that it offers pretty much zero overclocking potential over a GTS i've just ordered myself a nice quiet BFG 8800GTS 512MB OC.
That'll be my... ooo 4th 8800 card lol...
EDIT: No... 5th...![]()