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Monday, September 1, 2008
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Into this vicious jungle of video card madness, nVidia releases the 9800GT. Priced around $175 by most nVidia partners, though the 9800GTs performance should be above that of the 9600GT and all mid-range cards from the previous generation, it will be a hard sell against the HD 4850. But our friends at Palit wisely released their version of the 9800GT at $130, precisely in the price range of those cards that it will easily and soundly trounce. So at that price point, econo-buyers can get a newly-released video card that should be in the upper mid-range/lower high-range GPU world. Will the Palit 9800GT be the answer to the poor man's graphics prayers? Read on to see!
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Thursday, July 31, 2008
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NVIDIA has just launched the new 9800 GT which is basically the old 8800 GT. So, they haven't really launched a new product, rather, a new name. The renaming of cards is becoming a bit of a pain in the ass, but really there isn't a whole lot we can do about it. The best thing we can do is help keep people educated so they don't upgrade from an 8800 GT to a 9800 GT or an 8800 GS to a 9600 GSO. The thing is, though, these new cards come with new pricing which tends to be lower than their original counterpart, which means that they become more competitive than ever and that's something we?re not going to complain about.
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