Comments on: 8900GTX and 8950GX2 Priced http://www.digitalbattle.com/2007/09/16/8900gtx-and-8950gx2-priced/ Game News For the Masses Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:25:15 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Precios para las futuras 8900GTX y 8950GX2 de Nvidia en Nivel99.com http://www.digitalbattle.com/2007/09/16/8900gtx-and-8950gx2-priced/#comment-20925 Precios para las futuras 8900GTX y 8950GX2 de Nvidia en Nivel99.com Mon, 17 Sep 2007 22:28:56 +0000 http://www.digitalbattle.com/2007/09/16/8900gtx-and-8950gx2-priced/#comment-20925 [...] a sustituir la actual 8800 GTX) será un poco más barata, llegando a los 549$. Fuente: DigitalBattle. [...] [...] a sustituir la actual 8800 GTX) será un poco más barata, llegando a los 549$. Fuente: DigitalBattle. [...]

]]> By: Jon http://www.digitalbattle.com/2007/09/16/8900gtx-and-8950gx2-priced/#comment-20840 Jon Mon, 17 Sep 2007 01:51:32 +0000 http://www.digitalbattle.com/2007/09/16/8900gtx-and-8950gx2-priced/#comment-20840 NVIDIA has finally gotten a strong grip on the media's throat with the selective information and press releases they are putting out. It's no wonder we can't speculate on the NV55 / Gxx that we call the GeForce 9800 series (NOT 8950GX2/8900GTX), because they simply haven't provided with a codename yet. The G92 is officially the 8700GTS, the G98 is some lower end model priced at $59, and the G86 is unconfirmed? I'm still placing high bets that they are going to call it the G90, but then again I can't be sure of it. As for a November 2007 release date, I would agree that it's highly probable considering the company's history of high end cards, as well as staying competitive with AMD/ATi's new upcoming lineup. Additionally, German based CryTek has given some hints about working exclusively with Intel and NVIDIA to give gamers the "best possible experience", meaning that Intel would release its Extreme Edition of the 45nm Penryn "Yorkfield" and "Wolfdale" chips in November, and NVIDIA would accordingly release the GeForce 9800 series. Anyways, congrats to NVIDIA for keeping their release info on the "down low". As much as you all want a definitive answer, I'm very sure that it will be a November release for the GeForce 9800. By the way, your source is outdated. It's from Frebruary. NVIDIA has finally gotten a strong grip on the media’s throat with the selective information and press releases they are putting out. It’s no wonder we can’t speculate on the NV55 / Gxx that we call the GeForce 9800 series (NOT 8950GX2/8900GTX), because they simply haven’t provided with a codename yet. The G92 is officially the 8700GTS, the G98 is some lower end model priced at $59, and the G86 is unconfirmed? I’m still placing high bets that they are going to call it the G90, but then again I can’t be sure of it. As for a November 2007 release date, I would agree that it’s highly probable considering the company’s history of high end cards, as well as staying competitive with AMD/ATi’s new upcoming lineup. Additionally, German based CryTek has given some hints about working exclusively with Intel and NVIDIA to give gamers the “best possible experience”, meaning that Intel would release its Extreme Edition of the 45nm Penryn “Yorkfield” and “Wolfdale” chips in November, and NVIDIA would accordingly release the GeForce 9800 series.

Anyways, congrats to NVIDIA for keeping their release info on the “down low”. As much as you all want a definitive answer, I’m very sure that it will be a November release for the GeForce 9800.

By the way, your source is outdated. It’s from Frebruary.

]]> By: bongo http://www.digitalbattle.com/2007/09/16/8900gtx-and-8950gx2-priced/#comment-20831 bongo Mon, 17 Sep 2007 00:33:34 +0000 http://www.digitalbattle.com/2007/09/16/8900gtx-and-8950gx2-priced/#comment-20831 Too rich for my blood... Too rich for my blood…

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