Wednesday, November 7th 2007
Zotac Working on New GeForce 8800 GT with Water Cooling
Expreview has obtained some information on a future Zotac product that will use a reference GeForce 8800 GT PCB with Samsung 1.0ns GDDR3 memories and Nippon Chemi-con(NCC) capacitors, instead of the present Qimenda GDDR3 memory chips. Scheduled to be available in late November, the card will be factory overclocked to 700/2000MHz (core/memory) and will probably feature stand alone water cooling.
Source:
Expreview
11 Comments on Zotac Working on New GeForce 8800 GT with Water Cooling
looks neat thus far .. just wondering about watercooling efficinecy
You will never even get to 800Mhz.
With prices gouging of the 8800GT I've seen this past few days, I just hope this card isn't as expensive as an stock GTX, 'cause that would make this card totally worthless...
So I think it will be a little while before they're cards are relativley common in the market.
Thier version of the 8800GTX was one of the best in 3Dmark 06 amongst other GTXs so were not looking at another budget house here.
Anyway
Looks like a bragging right card like the 8800Ultra Leviathan.
Zotac. . . sounds more like a pill company than a GPU house.