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Follow the Geforce GTX 465's imminent release in the first week of June, Nvidia has a total of three chips - GF104, GF106, GF108, all scheduled for around the same back-to-school time. Previous rumours suggest that GF104 is a revision of GF100, rather than a direct derivative. Details are obscure, but considering GF100's thermal problems, minor revisions could be expected for all three chips. GF106 will be a mainstream solution, finally replacing a legend - the G92. Amazingly, G92 has been present over no less than 5 generations (8800GT to GT 330) in various forms. Fudzilla suggests that the GF106 will end up having a TDP of 75W - which is right on the limit for power transmitted through the PCI-e slot, and will likely require a single PCI-e connector. More details...


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[Rumour] Nvidia GF106 and GF108 scheduled for late summer

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