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NVIDIA to Launch GeForce 9 Series in February

HaZe303

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That is if D9E is a dual GPU card. I myself truely wish that it is not and they give us the real deal, a true next gen GeForce 9.

I believe it will be a true next gen, not some rehashed G8. I dont know even where you got that from??? I think you are confusing the dual gpu G8 card that should come out soon with this Geforce 9 card? The new G92 is not geforce 9, just wanted to clearify for those who are confused.
 

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I believe it will be a true next gen, not some rehashed G8. I dont know even where you got that from??? I think you are confusing the dual gpu G8 card that should come out soon with this Geforce 9 card? The new G92 is not geforce 9, just wanted to clearify for those who are confused.


Damn I confused D9E with D8E. Yea I meant D8E when I was talking about dual GPU card.

Though it doesnt make sense for nVIDIA to release the D8E and then kill it off after a couple months with D9E in February. I think they gonna either push back D9E's release to make room for D8E or scrap the D8E altogether and jump to D9E rightaway.

But then again nVIDIA's decision on releasing new cards is sometimes affected by their competition's offerings. Should wait and see if AMD is going to release their dual GPU card or not and if they do how nVIDIA decides to react .
 

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Almost a decade ago, we saw NVIDIA gobble down 3DFX. Are we going to see the same again? NV and ATI?
 
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