Gigabyte 512MB 9800GT Review
February 16, 2009 by Cabro · Leave a Comment
With as many graphics cards available on the market as we see today, how do you know which one to choose? Your answer should be based upon three basic things:
1) How much gaming power do you need?
2) How much gaming power can you afford?
3) How compatible is the card with your machine?
Gigabyte has taken these problems into account, and introduces to us the Gigabyte GV-N98TZL-512H GeForce 9800GT graphics card. Some of its highlights include a Zalman fan, DX10 support, and all-solid capacitor design, but how can it handle today’s hottest games? Stay with us and find out.
Geforce 9800GT supports Hybrid Power
June 9, 2008 by Cabro · Leave a Comment
Nvidia’s soon-to-launch dual 6-pin power connector, Geforce 9800GT, will support HybridPower. This is not really a surprise, and at the same time it isn’t that exciting, either.
Geforce 9800GTX is, as you know, based on the same chip as Geforce 8800GTS and 8800GT and, together with 9800GX2, it’s a high performance card that supports this power-saving feature.
Geforce 9 means Hybrid Power support, but please don’t forget that for such a card you need a board that supports it, and so far only Nforce 780a that supports Phenom, Athlon and Hybrid Power is out. An Intel alternative is yet to be launched.
We got ourselves just about G92, but this time it’s G92(b) and no wonder the market is confused, since Nvidia is selling many SKUs with the same chips but different Shader configurations and clocks.
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