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Today NVidia launched their 6200 series graphics processing unit.
The GeForce 6200 GPU is an NV43 derivative manufactured by TSMC using a 110 nanometer process. The chip will be clocked around 300 Mhz with memory speeds in the 250 Mhz range. The memory interface will use DDR and is 128 bits wide. A 64-bit design is also available.
The cards will be PCI-Express only, NVidia has no plans to release an AGP version.
The chip features four rendering pipelines, four pixel shading units and three vertex shaders making it fully DirectX 9 compatible.
The 6200 cards are going for around $140 and their performance is between ATI's X300 and X600.
Previews:
Tech Report
Hexus
NVNews
Hardware Analysis
Neoseeker
HardOCP
Full Press release:
SANTA CLARA, CA-OCTOBER 11, 2004-NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA), a worldwide leader in graphics and digital media processors, today announced the NVIDIA GeForce 6200, a new graphics processing unit (GPU) which delivers the world-renowned GeForce 6 Series architecture and performance to the value PC segment. The GeForce 6200 features the industry's most advanced graphics feature set and delivers an extraordinary gaming experience on next-generation titles, such as Ubisoft's Far Cry and id Software's Doom 3 , as well as consumer electronics-quality, high definition video playback.
"With the addition of the GeForce 6200, NVIDIA has a unified line-up of GPUs which deliver unmatched performance in each of their respective market segments," said Dan Vivoli, executive vice president of marketing at NVIDIA. "With a GeForce 6200-based PC, consumers now have a compelling, cost-effective alternative to integrated graphics that delivers amazing graphics and high-definition video performance and a forward-looking 3D architecture that will future-proof their systems."
The GeForce 6200 GPUs offer best-in-class performance in the value segment by taking the GeForce 6 graphics architecture, which has been described as the most advanced in the world, top-to-bottom in the NVIDIA product line-up. GeForce 6200 GPUs are the only graphics processors in the value segment that support Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0 which is being used to develop ultra-realistic, next-generation DirectX 9.0 games. Only NVIDIA GPUs offer NVIDIA UltraShadow II technology to deliver blazing speeds on next-generation, shadow-intensive games such as Doom 3. GeForce 6 Series of GPUs also feature the industry's first GPU-based programmable video processing engine for stunning, high-definition video playback. Backed by the NVIDIA ForceWare software suite and Unified Driver Architecture (UDA), the GeForce 6200 GPUs ensure industry-renowned compatibility and reliability for a great user experience.
GeForce 6200 GPUs are shipping now and GeForce 6200-based graphics boards will be available from leading add-in card manufacturers in November. For additional details and a list of partners, please log on to http://www.nvidia.com.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
The GeForce 6200 GPU is an NV43 derivative manufactured by TSMC using a 110 nanometer process. The chip will be clocked around 300 Mhz with memory speeds in the 250 Mhz range. The memory interface will use DDR and is 128 bits wide. A 64-bit design is also available.
The cards will be PCI-Express only, NVidia has no plans to release an AGP version.
The chip features four rendering pipelines, four pixel shading units and three vertex shaders making it fully DirectX 9 compatible.
The 6200 cards are going for around $140 and their performance is between ATI's X300 and X600.
Previews:
Tech Report
Hexus
NVNews
Hardware Analysis
Neoseeker
HardOCP
Full Press release:
SANTA CLARA, CA-OCTOBER 11, 2004-NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA), a worldwide leader in graphics and digital media processors, today announced the NVIDIA GeForce 6200, a new graphics processing unit (GPU) which delivers the world-renowned GeForce 6 Series architecture and performance to the value PC segment. The GeForce 6200 features the industry's most advanced graphics feature set and delivers an extraordinary gaming experience on next-generation titles, such as Ubisoft's Far Cry and id Software's Doom 3 , as well as consumer electronics-quality, high definition video playback.
"With the addition of the GeForce 6200, NVIDIA has a unified line-up of GPUs which deliver unmatched performance in each of their respective market segments," said Dan Vivoli, executive vice president of marketing at NVIDIA. "With a GeForce 6200-based PC, consumers now have a compelling, cost-effective alternative to integrated graphics that delivers amazing graphics and high-definition video performance and a forward-looking 3D architecture that will future-proof their systems."
The GeForce 6200 GPUs offer best-in-class performance in the value segment by taking the GeForce 6 graphics architecture, which has been described as the most advanced in the world, top-to-bottom in the NVIDIA product line-up. GeForce 6200 GPUs are the only graphics processors in the value segment that support Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0 which is being used to develop ultra-realistic, next-generation DirectX 9.0 games. Only NVIDIA GPUs offer NVIDIA UltraShadow II technology to deliver blazing speeds on next-generation, shadow-intensive games such as Doom 3. GeForce 6 Series of GPUs also feature the industry's first GPU-based programmable video processing engine for stunning, high-definition video playback. Backed by the NVIDIA ForceWare software suite and Unified Driver Architecture (UDA), the GeForce 6200 GPUs ensure industry-renowned compatibility and reliability for a great user experience.
GeForce 6200 GPUs are shipping now and GeForce 6200-based graphics boards will be available from leading add-in card manufacturers in November. For additional details and a list of partners, please log on to http://www.nvidia.com.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
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