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Inno3D GeForce 9600 GSO+ Spotted

IMO the GSO is not that bad of a card....

These are single card scores......by dom

06-900-1150-2250-384MB.jpg


Vantage.jpg


Note, these scores do not have the shader cut, but does not have the smaller die as the newer cards will. Going higher in speed might be possible with the newer GSO+.....
 
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The entry of Radeon HD 4670 did disturb NVIDIA's position, in a segment touted to be one of the cash-cow segments for both NVIDIA and AMD. It is to counter the HD 4870 in its price-range.....
Found a misprint, bta.

And the prospect of this card bores me. lol.
 
@Wile E: wow, I'm surprised nobody else caught that yet :laugh:

joy another crap nvidia card........ just wait, this will become the gt200gso soon :P
I think you mean GSO 200 :p
 
IMO the GSO is not that bad of a card....

These are single card scores......by dom

06-900-1150-2250-384MB.jpg


Vantage.jpg


Note, these scores do not have the shader cut, but does not have the smaller die as the newer cards will. Going higher in speed might be possible with the newer GSO+.....

ohh, this is impressive overclock for 9600gso
 
That is a non reference GSO palit card btw.....not the normal gso card.....
 
great palit , and waht about cooler same stock cooler
 
hey dom, did you try putting a 8800gts 512 bios on your 8800gs yet, I put one on mine and it pumps out about 5 extra g/texels now in gpu-z for some reason

but 900/2250 is crazy
 
retianing the full 16 ROPS and memory interface raises the bar for the low end.

48 sp's isn't much but definitely enough, not to mention being a 55nm part, with some disabled portions... this card should clock up sommin' fierce.
 
hey dom, did you try putting a 8800gts 512 bios on your 8800gs yet, I put one on mine and it pumps out about 5 extra g/texels now in gpu-z for some reason

but 900/2250 is crazy

mines a 9600 GSO ;)
 
NVidia has to do something with all those defective G94 cores, though I really dislike the naming system, but nVidia's naming scheme has been messed up every since they released the G92 parts.

This is how I see nVidia's naming scheme should be:

8800GT(G80-96SP, what we know as the 8800GTS)
8800GTS(G80-112SP, what we know as the 8800GTS 112)
8800GTX(G80-128SP)
8800Ultra(G80-128SP)

8700GS(G94-48SP, what we know as the new 9600GSO+)
8700GT(G94-64SP, what we know as the 9600GT)
8850GS(G92-96SP, what we know as the 8800GS/9600GSO)
8850GT(G92-112SP, what we know as the 8800GT)
8850GTX(G92-128SP, what we know as the 8800GTS 512MB)
8850Ultra(G92-128SP, what we know as the 9800GTX)

9800GT(GT200-192SP, what we know as the GTX260)
9800GTS(GT200-216SP, what we know as the GTX260 216)
9800GTX(GT200-240SP, what we know as the GTX280)
 
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