ASUS announced the EN8800GT/HTDP/1G, an Nvidia GeForce 8800-based graphics card with a full 1GB of onboard memory. The DirectX 10 friendly card also includes what ASUS calls SmartDoctor, a method of overclocking not only the core and memory clocks, but the shader clock as well.
The memory is supplied by Qimonda, a globally recognized (but seldom featured) memory manufacturer that specializes in, according to a press release, "computing, infrastructure, graphics, mobile and consumer areas."
We'll request that ASUS send us a EN8800GT/HTDP/1G for review and post it as soon as we get our hands on one. We are curious about overclocking a shader clock, having overclocked many core and memory clocks to middling effect—depending greatly on the graphics card and cooling solution.
We will also see if 1GB of graphics memory really makes a difference over the current standards of 256MB and 512MB. We'll let you know as soon as we can.
Source: *www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,2229298,00.asp
The memory is supplied by Qimonda, a globally recognized (but seldom featured) memory manufacturer that specializes in, according to a press release, "computing, infrastructure, graphics, mobile and consumer areas."
We'll request that ASUS send us a EN8800GT/HTDP/1G for review and post it as soon as we get our hands on one. We are curious about overclocking a shader clock, having overclocked many core and memory clocks to middling effect—depending greatly on the graphics card and cooling solution.
We will also see if 1GB of graphics memory really makes a difference over the current standards of 256MB and 512MB. We'll let you know as soon as we can.
Source: *www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,2229298,00.asp
. . funny comment , another game will come and laugh at that card . it always happens that way . . i hate it 
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