secretanchitman Diamond Member Apr 11, 2001 9,352 23 91 Jan 25, 2007 #51 Originally posted by: trigun500 http://www.gpureview.com/ Not until Q3 on 2007? loooong time :-( Click to expand... dammit...i thought both the 8600GT/Ultra were coming out together, not just the GT.
Originally posted by: trigun500 http://www.gpureview.com/ Not until Q3 on 2007? loooong time :-( Click to expand... dammit...i thought both the 8600GT/Ultra were coming out together, not just the GT.
Cookie Monster Diamond Member May 7, 2005 5,161 32 86 Jan 25, 2007 #52 Im more inclined to believe the "ultra" version does not exist and only GT/GS monikers will be used.
B BernardP Golden Member Jan 10, 2006 1,315 0 76 Jan 25, 2007 #53 Originally posted by: Cookie Monster Im more inclined to believe the "ultra" version does not exist and only GT/GS monikers will be used. Click to expand... I agree. It seems illogical to use an Ultra moniker on a midrange card when the top-of-the-line card uses down-to-earth automotive-style GTS/GTX
Originally posted by: Cookie Monster Im more inclined to believe the "ultra" version does not exist and only GT/GS monikers will be used. Click to expand... I agree. It seems illogical to use an Ultra moniker on a midrange card when the top-of-the-line card uses down-to-earth automotive-style GTS/GTX
DeathReborn Platinum Member Oct 11, 2005 2,770 775 136 Jan 26, 2007 #54 Originally posted by: BernardP Originally posted by: Cookie Monster Im more inclined to believe the "ultra" version does not exist and only GT/GS monikers will be used. Click to expand... I agree. It seems illogical to use an Ultra moniker on a midrange card when the top-of-the-line card uses down-to-earth automotive-style GTS/GTX Click to expand... While that is most likely they do still have an option to use Ultra on the 8800, maybe with the 80nm chips they've ordered recently.
Originally posted by: BernardP Originally posted by: Cookie Monster Im more inclined to believe the "ultra" version does not exist and only GT/GS monikers will be used. Click to expand... I agree. It seems illogical to use an Ultra moniker on a midrange card when the top-of-the-line card uses down-to-earth automotive-style GTS/GTX Click to expand... While that is most likely they do still have an option to use Ultra on the 8800, maybe with the 80nm chips they've ordered recently.