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@ 2007/02/01The Inquirer thinks we'll be getting cheaper high end DX10 video cards soon:
"Graphzilla just slapped ten 32MB chips instead of current 64MB ones and cut the price by $150 dollars to an affordable $299. The card doesn't otherwise change, we're still talking about G80 GPU working at 500MHz with 96 scalar shaders clocked at 1.2GHz. Memory clock also remained the same, 800MHz DDR (1.6GHz) yields 64GB/s of bandwidth.
"Graphzilla just slapped ten 32MB chips instead of current 64MB ones and cut the price by $150 dollars to an affordable $299. The card doesn't otherwise change, we're still talking about G80 GPU working at 500MHz with 96 scalar shaders clocked at 1.2GHz. Memory clock also remained the same, 800MHz DDR (1.6GHz) yields 64GB/s of bandwidth.
