NVIDIA Intros Quadro CX


  1. Bare Foot Kid
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    NVIDIA Intros Quadro CX


    The new Quadro CX card has been designed to deliver 192 CUDA parallel processor cores, a total of 1.5GB of GDDR3 memory with 384-bit memory interface. The memory bandwidth is specified at 76.8GB/s and, as you might expect from such a monster of a card, it comes with some hefty power requirements for a maximum of 150W. The card itself is equipped with a dual-slot cooling system, and provides just one dual link DVI port. Additional specifications include support for NVIDIA's SLI and CUDA technologies, as well as for DirectX 10 and Shader Model 4.0.

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  3. damoh
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    Now i would sell a kidney for that. Looks freeking awsome
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  4. garysgold
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    A kidney would just about cover the price.
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  6. Mark
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    Did you guys realize this article was posted back in October?
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  7. cj119
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    thnx 4 de in4 bro
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