55nm 'GeForce 9800 GT' launch set for July
 

VR-Zone's report makes a decent amount of sense, though, because it asserts the 9800 GT will be based on a 55nm version of the existing G92 graphics processor. The current, 65nm version lies at the heart of today's GeForce 8800 GT, as those who've read our review will know. We already heard whispers that Nvidia will put the G92 on a diet later this year as part of a counterattack against AMD's next-generation RV770 GPU, the launch of which recent reports peg in the late second quarter.

According to VR-Zone, the slimmed-down, 55nm G92 will be dubbed G92b, and it will debut in the same time frame as "GeForce 9900"-series high-end graphics cards based on a new, next-generation GT200 graphics processor—presumably the second part of Nvidia's riposte.

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ahhh so it appears i will be getting a 9900 series card... hmmm maybe i will go with the 9900gt as my 7900gt has suited me well all these years. jmke.... i love this site.