Galaxy Develops Dual-Core GeForce GTS 250 Video Card

[FiXT]

While Galaxy products may be hard to find in North America, the company is incredibly popular in most of the Asain and European markets and as is developing a graphics card with a one of a kind design. Rumour from Expreview has it that the company is stepping out from the NVIDIA design shell and producing a unique Dual GPU GTS250 graphics cards, th... [ Read full article ]

[Skyllz]

A "new generation" 9800X2?

Why not!!!!

[Synth]

A folder's delight I guess!

[martin_metal_88]

Hm good for folder but...why to make new with old? Ho wait Nvidia do this for the past few years:P I am not sure this will really make new competition over the new ATI's card in the gaming market.

[Zero82z]

Kind of interesting, but I don't see much of a point in designing a new dual-GPU card using such an old architecture.

[MarkOne]

if those card produce the double of ppd of a single 250 , we talk about 10k, 4 on a board will means 40k

[Zero82z]

Originally Posted by MarkOne

if those card produce the double of ppd of a single 250 , we talk about 10k, 4 on a board will means 40k

Yeah, but you can already get a 9800GX2 which produces almost as much, or a GTX295 that produces more. Unless this card ends up being dirt cheap in which case it could be an attractive solution, but I doubt it will be all that cheap since Galaxy will still have to recoup the costs of actually developing it.

[SKYMTL]

Galaxy: leaders in the area of "so late it doesn't even matter anymore and will be so expensive no one will care".

[Zero82z]

Originally Posted by SKYMTL

Galaxy: leaders in the area of "so late it doesn't even matter anymore and will be so expensive no one will care".

I thought that was nVidia...

[lowfat]

If this card is sub-$200 this could be a great folding card IMO. Because of the G92b GPU's it will produce less heat and consume less power.