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I just thought some of these rumors were funny from Neoseeker.com. I highly doubt this will be a PCI Express 2.0 card that rumor is bad unless 2.0 works backward with 1.0 which I'm assuming it does
Here is at the actual article:
Rumors regarding NVIDIA's 9800 GTS/GTX emerge - Neoseeker News Article
Here are some of the rumors cut from it:
Here are some of the rumors floating about the Internets:
* it'll offer around 1 TERRAFLOP of computational performance
* the clock speed is going to be somewhere between the 800 and 850 MHZ mark
*
sticking with the nomenclature of the current generation, there'll be a 9800 GTS and GTX
*
>> it'll be the first PCI Express 2.0 card <<
*
looks like it'll also support a new DirectX 10.1 standard, and Open GL 3.0
*
it'll have a DisplayPort connector (the new digital display interface standard)
* be built with a 65 nm fabrication process
* double precision support (floating-point 64)
*
an GTX2 version might come very soon after launch (2 GPUS on one card, like a 7950 GX2)
*
could be almost as twice as fast as a 8800 Ultra (as crazy as that may sound)
*
might sport a gigabyte of GDDR4 memory
Here is at the actual article:
Rumors regarding NVIDIA's 9800 GTS/GTX emerge - Neoseeker News Article
Here are some of the rumors cut from it:
Here are some of the rumors floating about the Internets:
* it'll offer around 1 TERRAFLOP of computational performance
* the clock speed is going to be somewhere between the 800 and 850 MHZ mark
*
sticking with the nomenclature of the current generation, there'll be a 9800 GTS and GTX
*
>> it'll be the first PCI Express 2.0 card <<
*
looks like it'll also support a new DirectX 10.1 standard, and Open GL 3.0
*
it'll have a DisplayPort connector (the new digital display interface standard)
* be built with a 65 nm fabrication process
* double precision support (floating-point 64)
*
an GTX2 version might come very soon after launch (2 GPUS on one card, like a 7950 GX2)
*
could be almost as twice as fast as a 8800 Ultra (as crazy as that may sound)
*
might sport a gigabyte of GDDR4 memory