Monday, January 7th 2008
EVGA Launches Overclocked 512MB 8800 GTS
The ultimate in bang for the buck performance has now been equipped with even more acceleration. With 128 stream processors clocked at a remarkable 1.83GHz, an astounding GPU clock of 740MHz, and a whiplash-induced fillrate of over 47 Billion pixels per second, the EVGA 8800GTS 512MB KO and SSC cards are all you need for extreme pedal to the metal performance.
Specs:
Specs at a Glance
*SSC model
Source:
EVGA
- 65nm GPU turbocharged at 740MHz*
- 128 Stream Processors accelerated to over 1.83GHz*
- Super high PPS (pixels per second) fillrate of 47.3*
- Memory clock speed boosted to 1.98GHz
- 2nd Generation PureVideo HD included
- PCI Express 2.0 equipped
- Full DX10 support - Full Direct X 10 and Shader Model 4.0 support delivers uparalleled levels of graphics realism and film-quality effects
- Unified Shader Architecture - Combines vertex, pixel and geometry shaders for an overall more efficient architecture.
- NVIDIA Quantum Effects - Enables a new level of physics effects to be rendered and simulated on the GPU.
- 128-bit HDR with FSAA - Realistic High Dynamic Range lighting, now with support for anti-aliasing!
- Built for Microsoft Windows Vista - Fourth generation GPU architecture gives Windows Vista users the best possible experience with Windows Aero 3D user interface
- PCI Express 2.0 - Provides support for Next Generation PC Platforms
- Blu-ray/HD DVD Support - Featuring revolutionary second generation NVIDIA PureVideo HD Engine
Specs at a Glance
*SSC model
6 Comments on EVGA Launches Overclocked 512MB 8800 GTS
should be good for 800+ 2000 2000 if mine (and others) is anything to go by.
As marsey points out they make more of a wooshing noise rather than a normal fan whine at higher speeds which whilst noticable isn't too bad.