I see 3 models of it. The GT, GTS, and GTX. What are the increases between the 3 and how much more powerful then the 8800 GTX?
I am trying to figure out which laptop I will be purchasing. The 860 or the 5796
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GTS, 8800 GTX = GT, GTX
Dont know specifics till official specs and people are able to do benchmarks. -
oh not again. anyway,
9800m GTS < 8800m gtx = 9800m gt = 9800m gtx + 0.25(9800m GT) -
What was the point of releasing a new line if its going to be roughly similar inperformance?
Also, I am going to be a student a Loomis Chaffee Prep school next year. How do I go upon getting a student discount at Xotic? -
Contact a sales rep.
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just tell them you are student.
50% off shipping.
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Matthewrs_Rahl Notebook Consultant
Yeah, 50% off shipping with student discount.
I have to agree. That doesn't seem right. It seems everyone is agreeing the 8800m GTX is equivalent to the 9800m GT. But, the 9800m GTX has a different GPU architecture, no? I'd imagine that is sign enough that there will be significant changes. I haven't followed GPUs well enough in the past, but I thought it was sort-of a rule of thumb that in terms of strength, it goes GTX>GT/GTS (with GTS being more energy efficient). Perhaps I'm wrong?
Meh, I just hope the specs come out soon... -
Matthewrs_Rahl, before you disagree with me, let's see what Neil said.
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Donald@Paladin44 Retired
It seems goofy to me as well, but it goes GTS then GT then GTX
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Matthewrs_Rahl Notebook Consultant
*Scratches head in confusion*
Are we all in disagreement, then? Ha-ha?
If GT is better than GTX, though. Then why are the 9800 GTX cards so much more costly (+365) than the 9800 GT cards? It's not like they vary in DirectX# or DDR#. 1GB (GTX) vs 512MB (GT), though. -
auburncoast Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer
no, we all know that the GTX is king but usually the GTS is better than the GT is what people are saying
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Donald@Paladin44 Retired
@Matthewrs_Rahl
You are still not getting it. They rank this way:
1. Fastest = GTX
2. Faster = GT
3. Fast = GTS -
No, you are the only one got confused here.
what paladin44 meant was GTS < GT < GTX -
auburncoast Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer
sorry if my post was confusing. I think that the GTS "was" usually faster than GT right? but I know that the GT is now faster than the GTS.
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Matthewrs_Rahl Notebook Consultant
Sorry. I misinterpreted your statement Paladin, thought you meant it the other way around. My mistake. I agree with your statement, then.
*sits in a corner and reprimands himself for reading too quickly*
Now to wait for the arrival/testing, hrmm.
Don't hate me for this next question, but... I don't see why the motherboard may need a revision for SLI GTX. Had the impression from previous readings that it was fairly straight forward to just add the 2nd one in. Ah well. I don't doubt the info, anyhow.
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Thats true unless your talking about desktop cards. I have an 8800GTS (G92) Its faster than my old 8800GT.
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Donald@Paladin44 Retired
Very confusing I agree. I have no idea why nVIDIA changed their naming convention.
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lol, they wernt talking to you, they were directing it at the guy on the previous page who was confused lol.
pls QUOTE peoples
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