NVIDIA offer new graphics solutions
Mar 05, 2004
NVIDIA Corporation has announced that it is the first to offer graphics solutions based on Graphics Double Data Rate 3 (GDDR-3) memory. This new memory technology allows for lower power and higher clock speed board designs when combined with NVIDIA GeForce FX graphics processing units (GPUs). Working with leading memory manufacturer Samsung, add-in card partners are preparing worldwide shipments of NVIDIA® GeForce FX 5700 Ultra-based add-in cards with 128MB of GDDR-3 graphics memory. "NVIDIA has taken real-time rendering to a level where it is almost indistinguishable from the cinematic-quality rendering we see in movies," said Bryn Young, director of memory marketing and sales at NVIDIA. "High-speed memory technology such as Samsung’s new GDDR-3 graphics memory is essential to our goal of advancing real-time graphics to photorealistic quality." . "We have been working with NVIDIA to make GDDR-3 graphics memory a reality in the marketplace," said Mueez Deen, director of memory at Samsung Semiconductor, Inc. "NVIDIA is consistently an aggressive adopter of new technology and we are excited that an NVIDIA-based graphic solution has enabled Samsung to be the first to market with GDDR-3." For details on where to buy GeForce FX-based graphics cards, visit the NVIDIA Web site at http://www.nvidia.co.uk/page/wheretobuy.html. Source: PCBnewsline
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