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MSI Unveils Stream Processors for '08 Games
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Dec 31, 2007
MSI, a manufacturer of computer products, has unveiled its NX8800GTS Series graphics card, based on NVIDIA GeForce 8800GTS Series GPU.
Commenting on the launch, Vincent Lai, director of MSI's Global Marketing Group has said, "We can expect that in year 2008 there will be more native DirectX 10 games coming up. There will be bunch of special effects that will make use of the power of DirectX" 10, such as DOF, Motion Blur, and Soft Particles. Gamers must have MSI NX8800GTS Series to make the gaming experience smooth enough like it should be."
GeForce 8800 GTS GPU comes with wafering technology. Due to this, the high-speed stream processors inside the GeForce 8800GTS Series can be increased to a number of 128 units. Its operating clock is also raised from 1500MHz (GeForce 8800GT ) to 1625MHz(GeForce 8800GTS).
The new NX8800GTS Series graphics card supports PCI Express 2.0 interface and has bandwidth twice of PCI Express Gen 1 and backwards compatible with existing PCI Express mainboards.
With low temperature, easy over-clocking, and high bandwidth twice of PCI Express Gen. 1, the MSI NX8800GTS Series is available in the market at a reasonable price tag.
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MSI launches P35/G33 Motherboard Series
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hello,
A REAL FREE AND FRANK SUGGESTION TO MSI. PLEASE LEAVE INDIA.
msi has never been able to give anytype of proper service from last 3 years. its better if they stut shop in india rather then trouble dealers with their hopeless service network and style.
MSI gives worst WORST ,very BAD after sales support.
a BIG request to MSI to spare dealers as all dealers work on low margins and cant suffer so much.
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- Rajan,
Magic Computers, mumbai
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