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As of July 2007, NVIDIA discussed in interviews the next generation GeForce products, that will be available at 4Q07: [3]
- Close to 1 TFLOPS operation[3]
- 65 nm fabrication process [3]
- The double precision arithmetics hardware support, announced in the NVIDIA CUDA 0.8 release notes, will mostly be exclusively available to the Tesla and Quadro brands.
- DirectX 10.1 support
- OpenGL 3.0 support
- HDMI output
- Integrated audio controller similar to the implementation found on all Radeon HD 2000 series video cards.
- More details on *www.geforce9.com/
- This chip will be refresh of slowest model in NVIDIA offer. Cards with G98 (D8M) are still named GF 8400GS, because changes aren`t numerous. What`s new?
- Support of HDMI and Dual Link HDCP (propably with using some chip)
- 65nm produce technology
- PCI-Express 2.0
- full VC-1 decode
Most important is that, G98 provide full VC-1 decode. First NVIDIA card with this. That`s mean, on boxes we will see PureVideo 3 logos. Clocks are this same, 450/900/400MHz (GPU/Shade/Mem) and used memory: 256MB DDR2, 64bit. TDP of all card will not be more than 30W.
First samples of this low-profile card should be already yet. WHQL driver will be finish in 7th November.
