Well, if Fudzilla is right about pricing, then my estimates were pretty accurate.
SLi becomes affordable if so:
Wasn't GT200 recognition already added to GPU-Z quite some time ago? Just makes me guess how old these shots might be, if they're real.
Thursday, June 12, 2008 20:05
Santa Clara (CA) – A few weeks ago, we learned about a technology that was fascinating simply because of the fact how current technology advances have an impact not just on how we use computers, but how they improve our life. In this case it was TechniScan Medical Systems' GPU-assisted UltraSoundCT scanner, which may replace mammograms one day and can provide much more detailed breast scans than traditional mammograms already today. We came across a few more details how the technology involved and decided to share those with our readers.
Friday, June 13, 2008 00:01
Santa Clara (CA) – During Nvidia Editor's Day, we learned that Nvidia and the Folding@Home research group led by Vijay Pande are making final preparation to launch the first version of the Folding@Home client for Nvidia graphics processors.
But GTX260 SLI will be $800, and could well drop to $700 before long (according to some predictions). That's a long way below $1300.Because $1000 is so much less than $1300...
Either way, if Tchock is right, it's still at $1300.
Because AMD is soft-launching 4870?So, why is NVidia soft-launching GTX260?
Wow a paper mag getting a review scoop on the web press. That's a first.