The GeForce 9800 GT has been around for a long time, actually much longer then you probably know. NVIDIA the past two years has had a tendency of refreshing their products. Sometimes this involves minor technical updates, ASIC or even configuration changes. That’s not always the case though. Today’s product is an example of that. A long time ago in a Galaxy far far away, the GeForce 8800 GT was born. Last year this exact same product got rebranded by NVIDIA as the GeForce 9800 GT. This year they’ll even take it a notch up, the 9800 GT is to be rebranded as GeForce GTS 240.
Make no mistake ladies and gentlemen .. it’s all the same product, with minor changes here and there. Granted though, probably one of the most successful GPUs ever made in the history of NVIDIA, is in fact the 8800 series. I mean, how many of you still have a GeForce 8800 GTX and still adore it ?
The 8800 and thus 9800 GT series still offer so much bang for the bucks and it is with that in mind we’ll go for yet another 9800 GT review.
- Introduction
- GeForce 9800 GT Specifications & Technology
- Meet the Galaxy GeForce 9800 GT 1024MB
- Setup | Noise | Power consumption | Heat levels
- Photos - Galaxy Technology GeForce 9800 GT 1024MB
- Photos - Galaxy Technology GeForce 9800 GT 1024MB
- Test Environment & equipment
- VGA performance: Far Cry 2 (DX10)
- VGA performance: Call of Duty 5: World at War (DX9)
- VGA performance: F.E.A.R. - Perseus Mandate (DX9)
- VGA performance: Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway (DX9)
- VGA performance: Crysis WARHEAD (DX10)
- VGA performance: Mass Effect (DX9)
- VGA performance: Fallout 3 (DX9)
- VGA performance: DeadSpace (DX9)
- VGA performance: Left 4 Dead (DX9)
- VGA performance: 3DMark Vantage (DirectX 10)
- Overclocking & Tweaking
- Final Words & Conclusion
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