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    NVIDIA kicks off GeForce 9 series: declares it the largest single-generation performa

    NVIDIA today launched the 9600GT, the first GPU from its GeForce 9 series, and it's clear to see the graphics-processor manufacturer is stoked. It declared that its "next-generation GeForce 9 Series that may offer the largest single-generation performance jump in the company’s history".
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    Re: NVIDIA kicks off GeForce 9 series: declares it the largest single-generation perf

    yea right, the 9800gx2 is only 30% faster then an ultra

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    Re: NVIDIA kicks off GeForce 9 series: declares it the largest single-generation perf

    Quote Originally Posted by j.o.s.h.1408 View Post
    yea right, the 9800gx2 is only 30% faster then an ultra
    Exactly and the 8800Ultra has been around for a while now so are we not due an actual Next Generation card from Nvidia.

    Personally I think the whole launch has been a waste of time for high end users as I am already running Sli 8800GTX's - Crysis still runs like a pig on stilts and I do not think the 9800Gx2 will increase performance enough for the cost !!

    I had high hopes for the 9 Series but it looks like I am going to be disappointed

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    Re: NVIDIA kicks off GeForce 9 series: declares it the largest single-generation perf

    I think nVidia means highest performance jump as in 8600GT vs 9600GT, but that's only because the 8600GT was mind-boggingly rubbish.

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    Re: NVIDIA kicks off GeForce 9 series: declares it the largest single-generation perf

    Just received an email today informing that the 9600GT cards are now in stock: - Nvidia @ Specialtech
    Are these cards any good and how do they compare to other cards. I notice that they are quite cheap so presumably they are only mid-range cards?

    Not that I want one, I'm looking more towards the 3870x2, I think.

    N.B.
    I've done no research on them so far, so please excuse my ignorance of them.

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    Re: NVIDIA kicks off GeForce 9 series: declares it the largest single-generation perf

    Yea Nvidia definately messed up the 8800GT, but they got the 9600GT right.

    I wonder how the ATI 4870 will fare against the Geforce 9800's.

    The 9600GT is the same as a 3870 performance wise.

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    Re: NVIDIA kicks off GeForce 9 series: declares it the largest single-generation perf

    Quote Originally Posted by Bhavv View Post
    Yea Nvidia definately messed up the 8800GT, but they got the 9600GT right.

    I wonder how the ATI 4870 will fare against the Geforce 9800's.

    The 9600GT is the same as a 3870 performance wise.
    how did they mess up the 8800GT?

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    Re: NVIDIA kicks off GeForce 9 series: declares it the largest single-generation perf

    Quote Originally Posted by Bhavv View Post
    Yea Nvidia definately messed up the 8800GT, but they got the 9600GT right.

    I wonder how the ATI 4870 will fare against the Geforce 9800's.

    The 9600GT is the same as a 3870 performance wise.
    Yeh really how did they messup the 8800GT or even the newer gts model. They kick the crap out of the old 8800GTS and for the price their cheaper. The 9600is near the 3850/70 but the price is more, id rather get the 3870.

    The 9600 is a fail imo, still not cheap enough.

    also, the 9800x2 everyone is saying that is the 8900x2, the 9800GTX/GTS are supposed to be 2x better then their old 8800 counter parts.

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