Geforce 8800 GT Pictured, Scores 10769 in 3DMark06

jmke · 3rd October 2007, 12:32

We got our own picture of the Geforce 8800GT and it confirms that the card is a 9-inch board, single slot design, and that it has two DVI and a HDTV out. You can not see the 3x2 power connector but it's there and the GPU is 65nm and it won't dissipate much heat. The reference score for this card in 3DMark06 is 10,769. Clocks might get a boost, but that depends on the performance of the Radeon HD 2950PRO. The launch date for this card is rumored to be October 29th.

src: http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?op...25&Ite mid=34

3rd October 2007, 16:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmke

We got our own picture of the Geforce 8800GT and it confirms that the card is a 9-inch board, single slot design, and that it has two DVI and a HDTV out. You can not see the 3x2 power connector but it's there and the GPU is 65nm and it won't dissipate much heat. The reference score for this card in 3DMark06 is 10,769. Clocks might get a boost, but that depends on the performance of the Radeon HD 2950PRO. The launch date for this card is rumored to be October 29th.

Capactiy and type of memory? Yeah, if my 2900 Pro disappoints price/performance-wise I'll probably have my eye on this.

jmke · 3rd October 2007, 17:07

Since GTS has 320Mb, I think we'll either see 256/512 or 320/640 models appear with 8800 GT.

3rd October 2007, 17:50

3dMark06 score is remarkably close to what I can pull with my 8800GTS 320mb... in fact it is higher than the "stock" out-of-the-box overclock score already.

geoffrey · 3rd October 2007, 18:25

600/1800, I think we're talking about a 65m G80 with 96 unlocked shader units, atleast that would make most sense to me. Scoring 10k7 can be done with a GTS clocked at the above speeds, hope NVIDIA has a sharp price for us, something around 200€ would be great.

Though, don't stare to much on 3D Marks, the CPU can easy add 1000 3D Marks 2006.

jmke · 3rd October 2007, 18:34

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Originally Posted by Kougar

3dMark06 score is remarkably close to what I can pull with my 8800GTS 320mb... in fact it is higher than the "stock" out-of-the-box overclock score already.

we don't know what CPU they used, so it's up for grabs

most likely a Quad Core

3rd October 2007, 12:32	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	Geforce 8800 GT Pictured, Scores 10769 in 3DMark06 We got our own picture of the Geforce 8800GT and it confirms that the card is a 9-inch board, single slot design, and that it has two DVI and a HDTV out. You can not see the 3x2 power connector but it's there and the GPU is 65nm and it won't dissipate much heat. The reference score for this card in 3DMark06 is 10,769. Clocks might get a boost, but that depends on the performance of the Radeon HD 2950PRO. The launch date for this card is rumored to be October 29th. src: http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?op...25&Ite mid=34 Attached Thumbnails __________________

3rd October 2007, 17:07	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	Since GTS has 320Mb, I think we'll either see 256/512 or 320/640 models appear with 8800 GT. __________________

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Kougar Posts: n/a	3dMark06 score is remarkably close to what I can pull with my 8800GTS 320mb... in fact it is higher than the "stock" out-of-the-box overclock score already.

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geoffrey [M] Reviewer Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 4,127	600/1800, I think we're talking about a 65m G80 with 96 unlocked shader units, atleast that would make most sense to me. Scoring 10k7 can be done with a GTS clocked at the above speeds, hope NVIDIA has a sharp price for us, something around 200€ would be great. Though, don't stare to much on 3D Marks, the CPU can easy add 1000 3D Marks 2006.