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NVIDIA intros GeForce 9700M, 9800M video

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/19/2008 08:18 AM | source: | 0 comment(s)

NVIDIA silently introduced details for its two highest-end GeForce 9M series notebook graphics chips following leaks by PC makers. The 9800M line is now NVIDIA's flagship and is much closer to desktop-class graphics than the earlier 9600M; the top-end 9800M GTX has 112 effects processors that compares closely to the 128 of the desktop 9800, suiting it to desktop replacement portables and very compact desktops. It runs at 500MHz at its core with a 1.9GHz effective memory speed.
A slightly scaled down GeForce 9800M GT runs at the same speeds but has just 96 effects processors, while a third 9800M GTS drops the count to 64 processors.

Two 9700M chips provide faster performance for upper mid-range notebooks, according to NVIDIA. The 9700M GTS again runs at the same clock speeds as the 9800M chips but has just 48 processors, while a starter 9700M GT clocks the memory down to nearly 1.7GHz and drops to 32 processors.

 

Model Core Core Freq Shaders Shader Freq GFlops/s Memory interface Memory clock Memory Bandwidth
 
Nvidia Geforce 9700M GT G96 625MHz 32 1550MHZ 148.8 Gigaflops 128-bit 800MHz 51.2GB/s
 
Nvidia Geforce 9700M GTS G94 530MHz 48 1325MHz 190.8 Gigaflops 256-bit 800MHz 51.2GB/s
Nvidia Geforce 9800M GTS G94 600MHz 64 1500MHz 288 Gigaflops 256-bit 800MHz 51.2GB/s
Nvidia Geforce 9800M GT G94 500MHz 96 1250MHz 360 Gigaflops 256-bit 800MHz 51.2GB/s
Nvidia Geforce 9800M GTX G92 500MHz 112 1250MHz 420 Gigaflops 256-bit 800MHz 25.6GB/s

 







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