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A few months ago, the mid-range GeForce 9600 GT ushered in Nvidia's new family of graphic cards - now it's joined by the 9800 GTX. From the model number you might expect this card to set a new standard in performance (as did the 8800 GTX, which this ne...
A disappointing card that delivers only small benefits over its predecessors for a considerable price premium...
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Over the past month, Nvidia has launched its 9 series graphics cards one at a time. Each launch is eagerly awaited by the enthusiast community just to see if the expectation that something new has got to be better actually holds true. With the 9600GT...
Pricing, Massive Overclocking Headroom, Overclocked Performance, Quiet, Tri SLI Capable, HDMI Certified, High Definition Gaming, Hybrid SLI Capable...
None...
So is the 9800GTX the next greatest thing since sliced bread? Yes and No! In 23 out of the 32 tests run, it outperformed the entire suite of cards tested. In 28 out of 32, it outperformed the 8800GTX that it is replacing; in two tests it equaled the p...
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The successor to the ultra successful 8800 GTX, the new 9800 GTX is based on the fairly fresh G92 chipset and is clocked at a decent 675 MHz. Although it doesn't manage to fill the void between the 8800GTS 512 MB and the 9800GX2, it will definite...
Quiet, Efficient cooling, Low power...
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hardocp.com Updated: 2011-10-04 15:55:30
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On April 1st the GeForce 9800 GTX was launched by NVIDIA. We evaluated a full retail BFGTech GeForce 9800 GTX in three popular and graphically demanding games. To summarize the specifications, the GeForce 9800 GTX is a 65nm GPU consisting of 128 strea...
Our XFX GeForce 9800 GTX video cards performed as expected, allowing a high level of gameplay experience. XFX’s bundle feels very complete, with a popular full version game and all cables and adapters necessary to operate all features of this video...
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fudzilla.com Updated: 2011-10-04 15:55:38
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On 8th of April, Nvidia gave their partners a green light on selling overclocked Geforce 9800 GTX cards. Hours later, we already have received a bunch of links to various 9800 GTX cards running at speeds higher than reference 675MHz. If you’re keepi...
Geforce 9800 GTX is one of the fastest cards on the market, and will prove to be enough even for the most demanding gamers out there. The card is widely available and should set you back around €260. At this price you get a Tri-SLI ready card, so upg...
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NVIDIA is launching a new GTX card today the 9800GTX. The GTX moniker has always stood for high-end performance from the chip. The 7800GTX was the fastest 7XXX series card till the 7900GTX, the 8800GTX was the fastest 8xxx card until the Ultra and it g...
NVIDIA has had a massive amount of releases in the past few months and the last few weeks have seen an onslaught of VGA cards and the new 790 series motherboards. The 9800GX2 we reviewed last week was a really fast video card being a dual GPU based mon...
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The price and performance of graphics cards based on the G92 GPU from Nvidia has been fantastic—from its debut in the GeForce 8800 GT to the ill-named replacement for G80-based 8800 GTS cards (also called the GeForce 8800 GTS), to the SLI-on-a-stick...
Maybe the fastest single-GPU card on the market?...
But only barely faster than a less expensive model, and not nearly as fast as two cards of the same total price.
If you really want to do triple-SLI or use HybridPower on a high-end card, this is your only option. Otherwise, there are more economical or better-performing cards...
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Most of us that have been around computers for any period of time have seen history repeat itself. This is especially true when the initial sequence of events was successful. Think back two years to when NVIDIA released the 7950GX2, the first consumer...
Extremely quiet, SLI™ & Tri-SLI certified, Excellent overclocking capabilities, Extremely cool even when overclocking, Low power consumption, Comes from the factory HDMI and HDCP ready, Double lifetime warranty...
Performance isnt as good as expected, The 10.5 inch length may cause issues in some midtower cases...
Reviewing the XFX 9800GTX presented us with a bit of a conundrum. If performance was our sole criteria this card would not have peaked the meter. While it performs on a par with the highest factory overclocked 8800GTS we have in our arsenal well have...
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The 9800 GX2 fills in the extreme upper price range nicely, but the older 8800 GTS, GTX, and Ultra cards, all based on the G80 processor, are now a bit out of place. Why spend the money for those when newer, often faster, more efficient chips based on...
Maybe the fastest single-GPU card on the market…...
But only barely faster than a less expensive model, and not nearly as fast as two cards of the same total price.
If you really want to do triple-SLI or use HybridPower on a high-end card, this is your only option. Otherwise, there are more economical or better-performing cards...
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If you pulled a random person out of a crowd at your local computer hardware store and asked him or her to name the first fast video card that popped into their head, there is a good chance that their responsive would have the letters G, T, and X...
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i4u.com Updated: 2011-10-04 15:56:05
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Earlier today I posted a review of the BFG 9800 GTX graphics card. NVIDIA launched the 9800 GTX cards today and we are back already with our second 9800 GTX review. This time we are checking out a stock clocked XFX 9800 GTX. Read on for all the details...
Good performance, Full game bundled...
Almost identical in performance to other 9800 GTX cards around, The...
While the performance of the BFG 9800 GTX and XFX 9800 GTX are virtually identical, the XFX sets itself apart by offering a full video game bundled with the card. This makes the XFX 9800 GTX a better deal for a gamer, assuming you don’t already have...
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Video cards are launching left and right these days and it’s been a confusing time for many consumers. Trying to tell people that many of the latest GeForce 8 series cards have the same core as the GeForce 9 series isn’t an easy thing to do. To co...
The GeForce 9800 GTX doesn't offer a big jump in gaming performance over the GeForce 8800 GTX, but the price is right...
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