Posted on Thursday, May 11 2006 @ 3:12 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
DailyTech reports NVIDIA will release the GeForce 7300 GT on Monday:
This card is a 90nm G73 based GeForce 7600GS with one quad disabled and a lower core clock. Thus the ASIC will have a 350MHz core clock with 8 total pixels per clock. While this is very similar to the NVIDIA 7300GS, the 7300GT will still retain the 128-bit memory interface. The G72 ASIC only features 4 pixels per clock as well, so the 7300GT will surely hold the performance crown on the low end for some time.
Like other recent GeForce capable cards, the 7300GT is SLI-ready with the Detonator 90 series drivers. The 7300GT will not need an SLI bridge in order to get the full performance of SLI. PureVideo is also alive and well on the 7300GT.
The 128MB version will retail for $63. More info over
here.
