Rumor: Nvidia GT212 Specs Leaked to the Web

Posted on January 5th, 2009 by admin
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Chinese news and review site ExPreview.com claims to have the skinny on Nvidia's upcoming GT212 GPU, which is being positioned to replace the company's GT200 series (GTX260/280). The site says Nvidia's 40nm GT212 will ship with 384 stream processors, up from 240 on the GT200. Texture mapping units (TMUs) will also be bumped [...]

Nvidia 40nm Mobile GPUs Line-Up For 2009

Posted on January 4th, 2009 by admin
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Recently, we revealed the 40nm desktop GPUs lineup from Nvidia and now we will reveal their 40nm mobile GPUs lineup for this year to give you a better picture. Nvidia naming scheme for mobile side is pretty confusing, let alone the number of re-branding and renaming taking place but we have compiled a nice table to make it easy for you to [...]

The week in hardware: AMD, antitrust, and 3G in the Far East

Posted on January 3rd, 2009 by admin
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The past week has been a holiday season in North America, which means we haven't seen that many major announcements. There were, however, a few notable events, including Cisco's plans to take at least a baby step into the consumer electronics market, AMD's writedown of ATI goodwill, China's plans for 3G, and NVIDIA's new Ion [...]

RivaTuner v2.22 Released, Sports Redisgned Interface

Posted on December 31st, 2008 by admin
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For those of you using RivaTuner to overclock your Nvidia or ATI videocard, a new version has just been made available. RivaTuner v2.22 includes "a huge number of new stuff to keep you busy," as well as a fully redesigned interface.
The new version squashes a handful of bugs, including a bug in LM63.dll [...]

Nvidia Tells Partners, “Our Old Mobile GPUs Bad, Buy Our New GPUs Instead”

Posted on December 31st, 2008 by admin
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As we reported earlier this year, Nvidia GeForce 8M series mobile GPUs have seen an abnormally high failure rate . VR-Zone  and The Inquirer report that Nvidia has a solution for its OEM laptop partners: buy their new mobile GPUs instead.
The old GPU is known as the NB8E-SE, and is used, according to [...]

NVIDIA unveils Ion platform bundling Atom CPU with 9400 GPU

Posted on December 30th, 2008 by admin
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NVIDIA has announced its new Ion platform that aims to bring some significant performance gains to the netbook and nettop market. NVIDIA claims that the new platform will allow nettop and netbook users to get better video and gaming capabilities on machines with minimal impact on battery life.

Ion is a platform that consists of an [...]

Nvidia 40nm Desktop GPUs Line-Up For 2009

Posted on December 27th, 2008 by admin
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According to some documents VR-Zone has seen, Nvidia is preparing move to 40nm process technology for their top to bottom GPU line-up by Q2 next year.
This transition to 40nm will first take place with their high end GT212 GPU in Q2 follows by the mainstream GT214 and GT216 as well as value GT218 in Q3. GT212 will be replacing [...]

Sparkle Makes 9600 GT & 9800 GT Cards In Low Profile

Posted on December 25th, 2008 by admin
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Taipei, Taiwan – Dec 24, 2008 - SPARKLE Computer Co., Ltd., the professional VGA card manufacturer and supplier, today announced the SPARKLE GeForce 9600 GT  and GeForce 9800 GT Low Profile 512MB GDDR3 Graphics  Cards, providing powerful 3D performance and HD experience to HTPC enthusiasts with low profile design and native HDMI support.
Low Profile DesignConsummately [...]

Nvidia's Solution To Defective GPUs - Buy Our New Chips

Posted on December 25th, 2008 by admin
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Nvidia apparently has a solution to the problems faced by many in their notebooks powered by GeForce 8M series, that is, to encourage the OEM/ODMs to buy their new problem free chips. Of course, this doesn't solve the issues faced by current users and there won't be any replacement for them.
Nvidia has come out with a new GPU called [...]

Rumor: Intel Keeping Atom for Itself, Won't Share with Nvidia

Posted on December 24th, 2008 by admin
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With the release of Intel's Core i7 lineup, it appeared Intel and Nvidia might be on the path to patching up their relationship as the two finally came to terms with licensing Nvidia's SLI technology on Intel's X58 chipset. But don't call them BFFs just yet.
Nvidia recently announced plans to release its Ion [...]