Tα πρώτα review για 6800

[privateer]

http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/article/1708.1/

http://www.firingsquad.com/hardware/nvidia_geforce_6800_ultra/

[Narayan]

Αν οι μετρήσεις είναι αξιόπιστες (το FiringSquad δεν είναι και πολύ φιλικό προς τις ATi), τότε μιλάμε για μία πολύ δυνατή κάρτα... αναρωτιέμαι αν το R420 θα είναι ακόμη καλύτερο.

 

Καλύτερα να αρχίσουμε τις οικονομίες

[privateer]

E oxi kai de einai filiko pros thn ati to firingsquad

Apo ta elaxista sites pou kanei review ka8e neo set twn catalyst

[Narayan]

Να και μερικά reviews ακόμα (με σειρά προτίμησης):

 

[H]ardOCP

Hexus

Bit-Tech

Tech Report

NV News

PC Perspective

Guru3D

Hot Hardware

[Divxakias]

Apo ----beyond3d.com----

 

When we initially saw test boards NVIDIA’s David Kirk informed us that NV40’s power requirements was in the order of 120 Watts (although whether this is for the full board or just the chip itself is unclear), so those with a high end system and a CPU such as Prescott may be needing to revaluate their PSU should they be considering a move to NV40 - NVIDIA themselves state that a 480W power supply is required. Two power connectors are required because a single wire is not able to provide the full supply to the board, so you should also consider that two lines directly from the PSU should be used for the NV40 and not a single line split. There is also a beeper on the board, which presumably sounds to warn you when there are any power related issues.

 

At a 120W draw, two power supplies are required because of the low power supply of the AGP bus; when the PCI-Express version of NV40 (NV45?) becomes available you’ll likely find that only one internal power connector is required as PCI-Express can provide 75W of the power directly over the bus.