btarunrGigabyte's newest entry-level graphics accelerator is based on one of NVIDIA's first GPUs built on the 40 nm fab-process. The Gigabyte GeForce GT 220 OC (GV-N220OC-1G) is based on the new GT216-300 GPU from NVIDIA that features 48 shader processors, support for DirectX 10.1, and a 128-bit wide GDDR3 memory interface accommodating 1 GB of memory. The GPU is clocked at 720 MHz, with its shader domain at 1567 MHz, and memory at 800 MHz (1600 MHz DDR). With connectivity options that include DVI-D, D-Sub, and HDMI with a gold-plated connector (merely aesthetic, as digital connections don't benefit), the card sports a cooler design similar to its custom-design Radeon HD 4770 1 GB accelerator. The accelerator starts shipping soon at an unknown yet affordable price.

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Source: VideoKonsolu

u2konlineDoes that card need a power connector, i can't see the other side, anymore photos?

toyoWow, in THIS day, .... how come not another... nVidia should have kept at least 2-3 days more their pants on, so they should not associate themselves with 5800 series with this lousy release :/

[Ion]Doesn't look all that impressive to me, I would rather have a 9600GSO 96sp or a 9800GT.

extrasaltyThis is probably the remaining 98% of the GTX300 wafers.:roll:

KenshaiThis is GT216 not GT300, I think you should wait a bit.

hayder.masterstill my old speech stand
nvidia can't get all of this in same time until 2010
DX11+55nm+Gddr5

KenshaiGT216 in 40nm :p

...die shrink and DX 10.1 support...