Gamers are always on a never ending quest for better graphics card. Well if you are in the market for a new card you should have a look at the XFX GeForce 9800 GTX+.
It assures a modest performance and tags itself as the Tasmanian devil of the category; the latest release offers 128 fast processor cores, wherein each runs a new record high 1836 MHz.
Claiming to deliver faster speed, the 9800 GTX+ also provide extraordinary gameplay via its extreme HD resolutions. The card comes pre-loaded with PhysX technology for offering a realistic facial movements, weather effects and explosion while gaming.
Furthermore, it also incorporates NVIDIA CUDA technology and new CUDA runtime, which support Windows Vista operating system, to pass on rigorous processing tasks from their CPUs to their graphics card. The included HybridPower technology ensures consumers of less power consumption by shifting to the motherboard’s onboard graphics when running less graphically powerful applications.
In order to experience fully optimized gameplay, players need to run three XFX GeForce 9800 GTX+ graphics cards in three-way NVIDIA SLI mode on either XFX’s nForce 780i SLI or 790i SLI motherboards. It is believed that the three-way SLI systems produce up to a 2.8X performance increase over a single graphics card.
The graphic card is created to support the PCI Express 2.0 bus architecture featured in nForce 7 series and GeForce 8 series motherboards so that gamers can enjoy highest data transfer speeds for today’s bandwidth-hungry games and 3D applications. In order to fine-tune the performance, they can take advantage of the 9800 GTX+’s ESA-enabled control panel.
Featuring NVIDIA PureVideo HD technology engine, the XFX 9800 GTX+ also provides dynamic contrast enhancement, colour stretch video processing and dual-stream picture-in-picture content for unmatched High Def movie picture quality.
Available through Rashi Peripherals across the nation, the XFX 9800GTX+ graphics card is priced at Rs 16,000 and is backed with a 3 years warranty.
a bit on the expensive side as you can get this abroad for $229. which works out to around 9750 rupees.