GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB

Post by **Tami** » Tue Feb 13, 2007 5:51 pm

PNY GeForceTM 8800 GTS 320MB - Amazing Performance, Great Game And Superb Value!

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12th February 2007 - PNY are excited to announce the launch of the new GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB, the third card in the Verto range that is compatible with DirectX10.0, providing consumers with amazing performance at an attractive price.

"Designed for Windows VistaTM and DirectX10.0 this new GeForceTM 8800 GTS is the perfect solution for people who want to experience the maximum benefits of Windows VistaTM and the latest games" said Jonathan Filleau, PNY Technologies Category Manager for consumer graphics cards. "The combination of DirectX10.0 to the lumenexTM Engine and the NVIDIA Quantum effectsTM will enable gamers to enjoy realistic effects and accuracy of characters like never before."
Suggested RRP; £174.90

Included in the Box:
- Driver CD
- DVI to VGA adapter
- HDTV Break Out Box adapter
- Splinter Cell 4

Warranty:
PNY Technologies offers a 3 years replacement warranty. For more information, technical product support, FAQs and the latest up-to-date drivers, please visit PNY's Web site at
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Technical information:
8800GTS 320MB
BUS Technology PCI Express
Memory Amount 320MB
Memory Interface 320-bit
Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec) 64
Fill Rate (billion pixels/sec.) 24
Stream Processors 96
Shader Clock (MHz) 1200 MHz
Core Clock (MHz) 500MHz
Memory Frequency (effective) 1.6GHz

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ECS Adds New Member to NVIDIA GeForce 8800 Graphics Card Family

The best solution for price conscious gaming enthusiasts

Milton Keynes, England, 12th February, 2007 – With innovative products that span multiple target markets, Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS), the world’s leading motherboard, barebone system and notebook manufacturer, is releasing the N8800GTS-320MX, the latest addition to the ECS NVIDIA GeForce 8800 graphics card series. The N8800GTS-320MX is a price-conscious 8800 GPU-based graphics card aimed at gamers and performance users that want innovative graphics performance, but at a lower price.

The new card uses the same GeForce 8800 GTS core as the N8800GTS-640MX, but provides 320MB of memory instead of 640MB. It has a core speed of 500MHz, 1.6GHz memory clock and GDDR3 with 320-bit memory interface. It is practical solution for extreme gamers, designers and video/graphics users and anyone else wanting a high performance graphics card.

Another Extreme Performer

As with the entire GeForce 8800 Series, the ECS N8800GTS-320MX supports DirectX 10, Open GL 2.0 and Shader Model 4.0 and features a powerful unified architecture that delivers incredibly true-to-life gaming. The N8800GTS-320MX has 96 shader processors at 1200MHz, giving the card a theoretical texture fill rate of 24 billion texels per second, still one of the highest rates on the market. Innovation like this means more shadows and textures for increased realism, HDR rendering and the ability to power through games at record speeds. Dual DVI-I supports all displays for the ultimate viewing experience.

It comes loaded

The N8800GTS-320MX graphics card carries a full arsenal of NVIDIA’s newest graphics utilities and features such as GigaThread™ Technology, Lumenex™ engine, and Quantum Effects™ Technology. The NVIDIA Lumenex™ engine drives the 16x anti-aliasing, 128-bit floating point HDR (high-dynamic range), fast frame rates and the highest resolutions currently supported on the market. Go ahead, bring your gaming experience up to a new level, or relax with your latest movies on HD DVD or Blu-ray™ disc with NVIDIA’s PureVideo HD technology.

The ECS N8800GTS-320MX will be priced at £155 ex VAT.

Michael · Post by **Michael** » Tue Feb 13, 2007 10:12 pm

i want?

Post by **Tami** » Wed Feb 14, 2007 1:03 am

get a job?

Vercz · Post by **Vercz** » Wed Feb 14, 2007 5:03 am

damn those hardware manufactorers and their showing off by creating tempting products that i cant afford <img src=\'http://www.killanet.net/forum3/public/s ... #>/cry.gif\' class=\'bbc_emoticon\' alt=\':(\' />

Alexander · Post by **Alexander** » Wed Feb 14, 2007 9:57 am

personally i dont see any reason to upgrade yet, its a moderatly priced graphics card but if you want pure energy out of the thing for the moment until DX10 has its issues ironed out you may as well stick with what you have, or if you want to turbo charge your system, stack a couple of 512mb's on your mobo, lol