Thursday, September 10th 2015

GIGABYTE Debuts its XTREME GAMING Line of Graphics Cards

GIGABYTE, the world's leading premium gaming hardware manufacturer, is proud to announce the GV-N950XTREME-2GD from the brand new XTREME GAMING series designed to deliver extreme gaming experience for dedicated enthusiasts. From unmatched overclocking performance to rock-solid durability, XTREME GAMING takes PC gaming to the extremes in every aspect that gamers are truly excited about.

The GTX 950 XTREME GAMING graphics card is the first of many gamer-focused products that GIGABYTE will be rolling out this year. This graphics card is built upon the Super Overclock GPU along with the well-acclaimed WINDFORCE cooling solution featuring 3D-Active Fan to deliver the finest gaming experience and silent cooling performance in the same category.
XTREME Performance
The GTX 950 XTREME GAMING is forged with the top-notch GPU core through the very own GPU Gauntlet Sorting technology that guarantees exceptional overclocking with stability. The memory is also overclocked to 7Gbps for the sharpest and smoothest gameplay results. Gamers could expect up to more than 2X improvement with the GTX 950 XTREME GAMING at 4K ultra settings on popular MOBA games compared to GTX 750Ti, making it the graphics card to own for performance-demanding gamers.

XTREME Cooling
The GTX 950 XTREME GAMING features the WINDFORCE 2X cooling system with pure copper heat pipes which directly touch the GPU to improve the speed of heat dissipation. The air flow is effectively enhanced by the unique blade fan design to increase the cooling capacity while reducing air turbulence at a very low noise level.

First introduced by GIGABYTE back in 2007, the 3D-Active fan is the industry's first 0dB semi-passive fan design that allows gamers to enjoy gameplay in absolute silence during light gaming or idle. A pair of LED fan indicators on the top of the card provide a user-friendly, instant display of the fan status.

XTREME Protection
The PCB of the GTX 950 XTREME GAMING is applied with a breathable coating to shield against moisture, dust, and corrosion for a complete protection. This aerospace-grade coating is ideal for gamers who live in regions with high humidity or extreme temperatures. Even gamers who practice LN2 overclocking or water-cooling could also benefit from this feature to prevent damages from coolants or possible leaks.

The graphics card is further strengthened with a metal back plate, adding rigidity to the structure while protecting delicate PCB components from handling during installation.

XTREME Outlook
In addition to the stylish back plate, the new stealth aesthetics and multi-color illumination of the GTX 950 XTREME GAMING corresponds to the excitement of XTREME GAMING with a premium gaming look. The WINDFORCE LED emblem let gamers personalize their own builds that best suit their gaming ambience with 7 dazzling colors. With extra color options and complementary lighting effects, gamers can easily customize the right scheme for their gaming rigs through GIGABYTE OC GURU II utility software.

XTREME Durability
The GTX 950 XTREME GAMING is reinforced with top quality components to bring gamers with the ultimate durability ever. Engineered with the same highest-grade chokes and capacitors as those of Titan X, the graphics card delivers the ultimate integration of thermal, electric characteristics, digital signals, power circuitry for enhanced results and longer system lifespan.

For more information, visit the product page.
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10 Comments on GIGABYTE Debuts its XTREME GAMING Line of Graphics Cards

#1
Toothless
Tech, Games, and TPU!
Extreme gaming on a x50 card? Looool.
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#2
RejZoR
It can't be first semi passive solution if G1 cards weren't passive despite cooler size till now, but Strix and MSI Gaming already had semi passive mode and it was on top tier cards like GTX 980...

Also, Gigabyte makes great coolers but then ruin everything with stupid fan curve.
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#3
Chaitanya
ToothlessExtreme gaming on a x50 card? Looool.
Thats because its XTREME . I just counted that word being used 20 times in the press releases (excluding title) . :roll:
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#4
Assimilator
So, it's the G1 Gaming series with a passive fan mode? My 970 already has that with a custom BIOS.
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#5
arbiter
AssimilatorSo, it's the G1 Gaming series with a passive fan mode? My 970 already has that with a custom BIOS.
my evga gtx980 acx2 has it as well but i keep the fans spinning at like 15%(660rpms) so its still silent over rest of the fans. 35c at lowest without them card ran like 39c
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#6
Jetster
Its a nice GTX950. The marketing is a little Extreme though
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#7
a_ump
i don't understand why everyone is ragging on the GTX 950 because its a X50 card. Its performance is like 5-10% within the GTX 960's, and it costs anywhere from $50-80 dollars cheaper. It runs almost all 1080p games maxed, even crysis 3 has sustained avg of 28fps or so, nothing amazing but for $120 used-$150 new that's not bad.
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#8
GhostRyder
Not sure whats "Extreme" about it but I do like that cooler. Would be really nice to see how well that binning process is for overclocking.
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#9
haswrong
ToothlessExtreme gaming on a x50 card? Looool.
dont underestimate the power of the backplate, it will make the card twice as powerful!
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#10
peche
Thermaltake fanboy
RejZoRAlso, Gigabyte makes great coolers but then ruin everything with stupid fan curve.
OC Guru II allows you to customize it,
a_umpi don't understand why everyone is ragging on the GTX 950 because its a X50 card. Its performance is like 5-10% within the GTX 960's, and it costs anywhere from $50-80 dollars cheaper. It runs almost all 1080p games maxed, even crysis 3 has sustained avg of 28fps or so, nothing amazing but for $120 used-$150 new that's not bad.
agreed, budget ultra saver, decent solution,

i do have a question,

XTREME GAMING Line of Graphics Cards will be high end, or G1 Gaming stills there?
:wtf:

Regards,
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