wolf2009
08-26-2008, 04:47 PM
Palit Breaks the Mould, Shows off Non-Reference 9800 GTX+
My favourite manufacturer again sets itself apart from competition by being the only one allowed to do a Non-reference card of 9800GTX+. They were also the only one who were allowed to do a Non-reference 8800GTS G92 with 1 GB memory .
NVIDIA regulates its partners from coming up with non-reference cooler or PCB designs for certain high-end products. It seems like NVIDIA has either lifted the regulation over GeForce 9800 GTX(+) or has given Palit the exception of coming up with a non-reference design for the GeForce 9800 GTX+. Palit showcased a card sporting a red PCB with a component arrangement dissimilar to that of the NVIDIA PCB, at the ongoing NVISION event. Quick snaps of this card were taken at the Palit booth.
http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/39047/98/
LOL, Nvidia may be trying to fool people into buying that card thinking its one of those new ATI cards, which have the same cooler from Palit .
My favourite manufacturer again sets itself apart from competition by being the only one allowed to do a Non-reference card of 9800GTX+. They were also the only one who were allowed to do a Non-reference 8800GTS G92 with 1 GB memory .
NVIDIA regulates its partners from coming up with non-reference cooler or PCB designs for certain high-end products. It seems like NVIDIA has either lifted the regulation over GeForce 9800 GTX(+) or has given Palit the exception of coming up with a non-reference design for the GeForce 9800 GTX+. Palit showcased a card sporting a red PCB with a component arrangement dissimilar to that of the NVIDIA PCB, at the ongoing NVISION event. Quick snaps of this card were taken at the Palit booth.
http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/39047/98/
LOL, Nvidia may be trying to fool people into buying that card thinking its one of those new ATI cards, which have the same cooler from Palit .