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Asus Release 3 New Graphic Cards for Gamers

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Asus has unleashed three new graphic cards aimed primarily for the DIY enthusiast and hardcore gamers. ASUS ROG MARS Limited Edition This is the fastest GPU in the world as claimed by ASUS. It utilizes the power of the Dual NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 285 GPUS with 4GB of onboard memory. It is the world's first 024-bit memory bandwidth. Among its features include technologies from NVidia such as Quad SLI® and PhysX® to deliver mind boggling graphics. The ASUS ROG Mars can deliver up to 75% speed increase without lag and stuttering of the graphics. This graphics card is limited and only 1000 units will be manufactured. ASUS ROG MATRIX GTX285 The ASUS ROG Matrix GTX285 is equipped with the Super Hybrid Engine. This is used for automatic hardware load monitoring and adjustments delivering 15%* lower GPU noise and increasing overclocking stability. Users can track GPU loading with the 5 level LED indicator.It also features the iTracker2 for hardware monitoring, exclusive memory timing setti...

Zotac Ion - Blu Ray Ready Platform

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Enjoy watching HD definition movies with this new product from Zotac. Zotac has announced the ZOTAC® ION, a blu-ray ready miniITX motherboard. It is powered by an integrated single-core Atom™ N230 processor and an optional dual-core Atom™ N330 processor for those wanting more juice. It has an NVIDIA® ION™ graphics processor that supports DirectX 10, OpenGL 2.1, NVIDIA® CUDA™ and PhysX™ games and applications. Other feautures includes: NVIDIA® PureVideo™ HD technology Onboard DC/DC power Supply Native HDMI output For more specific details check here . Related Post: Source: zotac.com

NVIDIA Quadro FX 4800 To be Available to Mac Pro Users

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Nvidia has announced the availability of its top of the line graphic card the NVIDIA® Quadro® FX 4800 to Mac Pro users. Mac Pro users can now harness the power of the NVidia graphic card starting May 2009. Retails price about $1,799 USD, and will be available through Apple.com and other Apple resellers. Source: Nvidia.com