BLISS NVIDIA GeForce 8800GTS Graphic Card launched by Gainward
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Gainward, who is known worldwide as a leading producer of high-quality, high-end 3D accelerators for the PC gaming market has released their first Golden Sample version of the much-awaited GeForce 8800GTS series of graphic cards. Read on to find out what’s so special about this graphic card.
The Gainward Golden Sample version of NVIDIA’s GeForce 8800GTS, the BLISS 8800GTS is targeted mainly at gamers, as they are the one’s who require performance and demand nothing but perfection.
Firstly, the BLISS 8800GTS graphic card has been boosted up from the standard 500MHz core/1600MHz memory clock, to an impressive 550+MHz/1760+ MHz memory clock.
Listed below are the many features that the new GeForce8800 NVIDIA graphic card has in store for all hardcore gamers:
The GeForce® 8800GTS GPU implements a massively parallel, unified shader design consisting of 128 individual stream processors running at 1,35GHz. Each processors is capable of being dynamically allocated to vertex, pixel, geometry, or physics operations for the utmost effecincy in GPU resource allocation, and maximum flexibility in load balancing shader programs. Efficient power utilization and management delivers industry leading perfomance per watt and performance per square millimeter.
DirectX 10 represents the most significant step forward in 3D graphics APIs since the births of programmable shaders. Completely built from the ground up, DirectX 10 features powerful geometry shareds, a new “Shader Model 4″ programing model with substantially increased recources and improved performance, a highly optimized runtime, texture arrays, and numerous other features that unclock a whole new world of graphical effects.
Image quality is significantly improved on GeForce® 8800 GPU´s over the prior generation with NVIDIA´s Lumenex™ engine. Advanced new antialiasing technology provided up to 16x full-screen multisampled antialiasing quality at near 4x multisampled antialiasing performance using a single GPU.
NVIDIA® Quantum Effects™ technology enables far more physics effects to be simulated and rendered on the GPU. Specifically, GeForce® 8800 GPU stream processors excel at physics at computations, and up to 128 processors deliver staggering floating point computational ability that results in amazing performance and visual effects. Games can implement much more realistic smoke, fire, and explosions. Also, lifelike movement of hair, fur, and water can be completely simulated and rendered by the graphics processor. THe CPU is freed to run the game engine and AI, thus improving overall gameplay. Expect to see far more physics simulations in DirectX 10 games running on GeForce® 8800 GPU´s.
All GeForce® 8800-based GPU´s are designed for Extreme High Definition gaming (XHD), where games can be played at high widescreen resolutions up to 2560×1600. XHD has over seven times the picture clarity of native 1080i HD televisions and double the picture clarity of 1080p HD format. XHD widescreen resolution allows users to see more of their PC games, enhance their video editing, and even add useful extra screen real estate to applications such as Google Earth. The dual-link DVI outputs on GeForce 8800GTX boards enable XHD gaming up to 2560×1600 resolution with very playable frame rates. SLI configuration allow dialing up eyecandy to new levels of details never seen in the past, all with playable frame rates.
GeForce® 8800 GPU architecture is actually NVIDIA´s third generation GPU architecture, built for Microsoft® Windows Vista™, giving users the best possible experience with the Windows Aero 3D graphical users interface and full DirectX 10 hardware support. GeForce® 8800 GPU´s support for Vista includes Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM), Vista´s Desktop Windows Manager (DWM) composited desktop, the AERO interface using DX9 3D graphics, fast context switching, GPU resource virtualization support, and OpenGL Installable Client Driver (ICD) support (both older XP ICD´s and newer Vista ICD´s).
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