ASUS has announced that the ASUS ENGTX460 graphic card where technology is integrated with NVIDIA GeForce GTX460 GPU. It is equipped DirectCU, Tweak Voltage Technology, GPU Guard EMI Shield, protection and etc. ASUS ENGTX460 graphics card, its specialist overclock and cooling technology, provides full performance on Windows 7, Driver Vision 3D surround PhysX11 with Cuda and DirectX11.
When NVIDIA has launched its 3DTV True 3D Games, it’s a pleasure to see the quality of displaying image, graphic, film and etc. Nowadays, NVIDIA colaborated with ZOTAC as Korean distributor to distribute its new product, NVIDIA Graphic Card GTX460, which has two option that could be selected by customers as following, GeForce GTX460 192bit 768 MB DDR5 Synergy or GeForce GTX460 256bit 1GB DDR5.
NVIDIA announced NVIDIA 3DTV Play, the latest software solution that helps consumers connect their GeForce GPU-powered desktop or notebook computer to the new 3D TVs for the ultimate big screen in 3D action games. or the launch of 3DTV Play, NVIDIA is working with Panasonic on the coast-to-coast 2010 Panasonic Touch the Future Tour, “where consumers can test drive 3DTV Play-based PCs running on the new Panasonic VIERA Full HD 3D TV that just launched this month.
Epson now offers the latest version of Endeavor Pro7000 desktop PC line-up is equipped with the latest Intel Core i7 processor-980X.
At prices starting from 261,870 Yen [about $ 2900], you’ll find yourself 3.33GHz Intel Core i7-980X Extreme Edition processor, the ATI Radeon HD 3450 256MB VRAM GPU, a 3GB DDR3 RAM, 250GB hard drive, DVD drive and Windows 7 Home Premium OS. [via Epson]
Elsa has more low-profile graphics card in Japan that features a PCIe x1 interface connection. Dubbed as Gladiac 210 LP x1, card processor integrates 16 cores, 512 MB DDR2 VRAM, 64-bit memory interface and GPU / Shader / Memory Clock at 589/1360/1000MHz.
The card also features active cooling, HDMI, DisplayPort output and supports DirectX 10.1 Elsa Gladiac x1 LP 210 is now available in Japan for about $ 138. [via exPreview]
ATi has recently rolled out the ATI Radeon HD 5870 and ATI Radeon HD 5850, the first video cards in the industry to fully support DirectX 11. They are capable of producing 2.72 TeraFLOPS power and are equipped with 1GB of GDDR5 memory.
Each card is also the Eyefinity technology capable of driving six 30-inch monitors simultaneously. Unfortunately there is no information on pricing or availability at this time. [businesswire]
