Gigabyte launches new memory interface

Gigabyte launches new memory interface

Each GPU uses Gigabyte’s GPU Gantlet Sorting Process and the memory size is doubled compared to a standard GTX 275 graphics card inn market

Monday, October 19, 2009

MUMBAI, INDIA: Gigabyte announced the latest addition to its new Super Overclock Series. Built with an Nvidia GTX 275 GPU, the Gigabyte GV-N275SO-18I features 1792MB GDDR3 memory and 448-bit memory interface. Each GPU uses Gigabyte’s GPU Gantlet Sorting Process and the memory size is doubled compared to a standard GTX 275 graphics card on market.

Using advanced technical selection with combined with VGA boards; users will enjoy excellent graphic card performance on all the top 3D gaming titles.

Some of the benefits include: Full-throttle Performance Tuning, Optimized Thermal Efficiency and Expert Power Switching.

Gigabyte GV-N275SO-18I supports NVIDIA PhysX technology which grants gamers realistic 3D gaming experience.

Nvidia PhysX technology adds an element of realism never before seen in gaming. Gamers can experience dynamic PhysX effects like blazing explosions, reactive debris, realistic water, and lifelike characters.

In addition, GV-N275SO-18I features Nvidia CUDA technology to accelerate the most demanding system tasks, delivering incredible performance improvements over traditional CPUs. Integrated with unique Nvidia SLI Technology, Gigabyte GV-N275SO-18I is able to offer amazing performance, scaling for the world’s fastest gaming solution under Windows 7 with solid, state-of-the-art drivers.

Gigabyte GV-N275SO-18I integrated with Nvidia PureVideo HD technology enables gamers to enjoy ultimate HD gaming experience on your digital playground.

Furthermore, Gigabyte GV-N275SO-18I also supports Nvidia 3D Vision technology. Forming the foundation for a new consumer 3D stereo ecosystem for gaming and home entertainment PCs, 3D Vision is a combination of high-tech wireless glasses, a high-power IR emitter and advanced software that automatically transforms hundreds of PC games into full stereoscopic 3D experiences.

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