Albatron 7950GT - New VGA Card flexes its HD muscle!

[Jason]

Albatron Technology recently announced the latest arrival in super high quality video and graphics processing - the Albatron 7950GT graphics card. If you can imagine video image quality twice as fine as that of a DVD video, then you understand the performance potential of the 7950GT. The 7950GT's HDCP module allows you to watch super high definition video using the latest H.264 or VC-1 standards and has a potential of reaching 1440P (2560x1440 pixels). The 7950GT does without the expensive HDMI connector and offers a more economical solution for reaching 1080P (1920 x 1080 pixels) high quality video with its Dual Link DVI connector. Not only is video quality significantly enhanced, 3D gaming performance also benefits greatly.

The 7950GT is PCI Express compliant and is also capable of SLI functionality. The engine's core frequency is set to 550 MHz and contains 24 highly efficient pipelines. The DDR III memory on this card is a blazing 1400 MHz with a capacity of 512 MB using a 256-bit transfer bus.

This card also contains the latest suite of NVIDIA® graphics modules, assuring nothing but the most breathtaking graphics rendering on the market. These include the latest CineFXTM 4.0, UltraShadowTM II and IntellisampleTM 4.0. Also, NVIDIA's PureVideoTM brings the most sophisticated and accurate hardware based video decoding functionality to the market. The card is fully Windows VistaTM ready and ROHS compliant

The 7950GT contains a DVI connector and a Dual Link DVI connector for HDTV and TV-out connectivity. The 7950GT bundle will include the full TOCA Race Driver 3 game with a value of around $30US.

The HD revolution is here and the 7950GT boasts the potential to meet the challenges of the next evolution of super high quality video and gaming.

[DSwarP]

****. 1440P. Thats nutters.

I wish I had a gagillion dollars to actually set up a 1080P/7950 HDTV setup.

[Omastar]

How much is this thing gonna retail for?

[BL4cKZeRo]

mmmm anyone remember the Ti 4200 Turbo? Best DX8.1 card ever.

[OverclockersTT-]

Originally Posted by BL4cKZeRo

mmmm anyone remember the Ti 4200 Turbo? Best DX8.1 card ever.

Yeah I remember those cards, I had a TI4600 though, but what the heck does that have to do with the 7950GT

back on topic, not a bad card though the 7950GT, its like a underclocked 7900GTx apparently.

[BL4cKZeRo]

most 7950gts are using 1.4ns memory and the 7900GT 512mb's use 1.2ns memory, now those are underclocked gtx's although they cost too much.