Sunday, February 3rd 2008
NVIDIA GeForce 9800 Will be on Display at CeBIT 2008
The launch date of the elusive GeForce 9800 series, which will once again steal the thunder from AMD, remains up in smoke. However, NVIDIA did confirm one fact: they will be showing off their new hardware over at CeBIT this upcoming March. At this point, only Albatron is confirming their booth at CeBIT, but you should expect several more booths to pop up confirming their 9800-laden spot at CeBIT.
Source:
Nordic Hardware
15 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 Will be on Display at CeBIT 2008
good things are worth waiting for. Nvidia doesn't want to let the word out because the KNOW they've got a kick ass product on the way out the door.
release it sooner. :mad:
That will be shortly followed by a red ATi slide-show proving that ATI kicks a** in HL2 or something...
I'm trying to be sarcastic, but I might be right also :confused:
384 shaders
64 rops
2500mhz GDDR4 512bit bus
that is the only rumors ive heared, but if its real then Christmas is comming early
Anyway more than 32 ROP = Pointless
64 ROP = Very expensive for no trade offs. A card with such high ROP number would be able to do 4048x3072 32XAA which is pointless. At existing resolutions TMU or even SPs would become the limiting factor.