W1zzardEven though it has not been announced officially yet by NVIDIA, ELSA has been showing a card at their Computex booth that is labeled as GeForce 9800 GT.



The specs are nothing impressive, 112 shaders, 1 GB GDDR3, 256-bit memory, 630 MHz / 1800 MHz clocks. So basically the card is a rebranded GeForce 8800 GT. There are hints that the 9800 GT will use a shrinked down G92 core @ 55 nm. But then we should see a higher clock, maybe ELSA just wanted to show something interesting...

dark2099That has to be the most amazing stock cooler I think I have seen, beyond that, I have no idea. I am just waiting on seeing how the new HD 4k series and GT200 series cards actually perform, too many pre-release reports that can't be verified.

tr1on the pic we can clearly see only 1 6pin on the other hand fudzilla has this news -> www.fudzilla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7781&Itemid=65

Musselsi wonder why they'd do that...

panchomanits fudzilla, 90% of the stuff coming outta their mouths isn't true.

jbunch07card looks kind of sloppy aesthetically anyway.
and it also looks like the the heat pipes might interfere with the sli bridge, unless you use a flexible one.

something tells me these wont be the the real clocks of the 9800gt.

DarkMatterYeah I would expect a lot higher clocks from a card with such cooling on a 55 nm GPU, but it seems that's the real thing isn't it?

panchomanits fudzilla, 90% of the stuff coming outta their mouths isn't true.

panchomansome of his speculations actually turned out true.. so 99 percent lol

mcloughjthis card should really be called a 8900gt and the 9800gtx should be 8900gtx. Nvidia's nomenclature is up its hole.