Fr0zenFlame schreef op 05 mei 2004 @ 00:51:
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En op welke clock draaid de 6800
ultra? En op welke gaat de extreme alias 6900 (of omgekeerd

)draaien?
Geen flame, maargoed wil gewoon de beste kaart... Als Ati duidelijk beter is, dan koop ik die...

Nou dan koop je een Gainward GF6800U CoolFX van 550/600 mhz :
Overclockers' wet dream comes true
Gainward launches CoolFX PowerPack! Ultra/2600 “Golden Sample”
By Paul Dutton: dinsdag 04 mei 2004, 19:05
AS WE HAVE PREDICTED, most lately yesterday, Nvidia's premiere competitor customer Gainward has indeed introduced a liquid-cooled 3D accelerator based upon the Nvidia GeForce 6800 Ultra XTreme.
Maintaining Gainward's tradition of product names to confuse a cunning linguist, this flagship product is identified as the CoolFX PowerPack! Ultra/2600 "Golden Sample".
With today's launch of ATi's X800 Series graphics cards, Nvidia's own attempt to dampen down the positive press ATi is currently basking in, has been a mild 50MHz kneejerk'o'clock of the original 400MHz NV40 reference boards, but memory speeds remain the same at 550MHz.
Not content with this, Gainward has hand carved a lot of the fastest 450MHz '6800 Ultra XTreme' GPU's, slipped on a trick Innovatek water block, and hope to tweak the core of these up to 150MHz higher than other GeForce 6800 Ultras.
The Gainward CoolFX Ultra/2600 will feature 256MB of full spec 600MHz GDDR3 memory which Gainward anticipate will clock beyond its rated 1200MHz DDR. All this willy waving tweakery is expected to yield further performance increases vertical of 20%.
Based upon the numbers we've seen on even the vanilla Nvidia GeForce 6800 Ultra reference samples, we think the performance potential of the CoolFX Ultra/2600 ”Golden Sample” is unlikely to disappoint. Though owning the fastest production 3D graphics accelerator bar none won't cost pennies – in fact it'll cost in the region of a CoolFX £599, so it's sure to be as exclusive as it is rapid.
That said, CoolFX Ultra/2600 does come complete with genuine Innovatek water cooling components including a high performance heat-exchanger, low noise 120mm fan and, say Gainward, "special plastic pipes and fittings to connect all components into a sealed water circulation system".
If you must have all this high performance in a wholly silent system, then CoolFX can be extended with the Gainward CoolPC upgrade kit, which includes AMD or Intel processor and core logic water block, plus all ancillaries, and coming in at around £100 inc VAT doesn't seem to bad.
As we also reported earlier, Gainward will also introduce a somewhat less expensive advanced air-cooled variant, the PowerPack! Ultra/2600 "Golden Sample". This is another 256MB GDDR3 board based upon the 16x pipeline GeForce 6800 Ultra, but is more conservatively clocked at 430MHz core and 1150Mhz memory. Notwithstanding these lower base frequencies, the performance of PowerPack! Ultra/2600 is still likely to benefit from whatever Enhanced Settings, Gainward's EXPERTool software tweaking utility will allow. µ
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