NVIDIA GeForce GTX to cost less than feared?

updated 12:45 pm EDT, Tue March 16, 2010

NVIDIA GeForce GTX not as costly as believed?


NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce GTX 480 graphics hardware will not be as costly as initially expected, according to a Monday Fudzilla rumor. The company is rumored to price the card at 450 euros, which should also mean a roughly $450 price in the US; early estimates and indications had pricing set at closer to $680.

The 480 would be followed in the future by a dual-chip card sometime in the next few months. Prices for the single-chip GeForce could change if shortages make demand exceed supply.

NVIDIA's Fermi architecture is said to improve overall performance while having specifically added support for general-purpose computing standards like OpenCL and PhysX, along with DirectX 11 and OpenGL 3.2 visual effects. They should also have more shader cores than current GTX275 and GTX285s.


By Electronista Staff

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