Monday, October 4th 2010

Listing Reveals Details of GeForce GT 430 Desktop GPU

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btarunr
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An Austrian hardware vendor jumped the gun and listed an unannounced GeForce GT 430 graphics card by Gigabyte, the GV-N430OC-1GI. As the model name suggests, it is overclocked out of the box. Tiny bits of details given in the listing shows that the card has 1 GB of DDR3 memory across a 128-bit wide memory interface, and connectors that include one each of DVI and HDMI. Additional detailed mentioned by a price aggregator reveals that GeForce GT 430 is based on the 40 nm GF108 core, the SKU has 96 CUDA cores and 16 TMUs.

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13 Comments on Listing Reveals Details of GeForce GT 430 Desktop GPU

#1
GSquadron
Finally, after so many months a product which would make ati 5670 lower its price :P
or maybe not....
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#2
btarunr
Editor & Senior Moderator
This looks more like a HD 5550/70 competitor to me.
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#3
Hyins
GeForce GT 430

Quadro 600

Quadro 2000
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#4
Rev_Pizzaguy
^ WTF does the Quadro have to do with this?
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#6
erocker
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robertc^ WTF does the Quadro have to do with this?
It's a GF108 GPU like the other cards pictured.
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#7
Rev_Pizzaguy
erockerIt's a GF108 GPU like the other cards pictured.
Eh, then the thread should have been "Listing Reveals Details of GF108 GPU". :nutkick:
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#8
pantherx12
robertcEh, then the thread should have been "Listing Reveals Details of GF108 GPU". :nutkick:
I wonder if you would call someone out for a slight subject change in a real life conversation :laugh:


I wonder what old gen card this is equivalent too ( old gen top end specifically)
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#9
btarunr
Editor & Senior Moderator
robertcEh, then the thread should have been "Listing Reveals Details of GF108 GPU". :nutkick:
No, because nobody knows if all the components (such as CUDA cores, etc.) physically present in the GF108 are enabled on the GeForce GT 430.
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#10
hat
Enthusiast
So, I take it this would this be roughly as powerful as the 96 shader model 9600GSO? At what price will it sell in the US, I wonder...
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#11
GSquadron
robertc^ WTF does the Quadro have to do with this?
If you pay someone to post smth, he will post it.:pimp:
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#12
Completely Bonkers
SOMEONE PAY ME to provide linkbacks to other sites. LOL. BONK.

Anyway, we love pictures, and comparatives, so IMO the post from Hyins is relevant and OK.
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#13
Rev_Pizzaguy
Lol, I just had to stir things up a bit... Anyways, GT 430 is neat... but I think I'll still keep my OC'd 384Mb 9600GSO and 9600GT with Xigmatek cooler. Unless this is drastically cheaper than those cards (~$65) or is much faster, not worth it for me.
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