The latest video card generation from NVIDIA to support DX10.1 and Shader Model 4.1 among other goodies.
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Via DigiTimes: “Nvidia is ready for its next-generation GPU launch. According to sources at graphics card makers, the company plans to launch its GeForce 9 series GPU after the Lunar New Year in February. The first chip to rollout of in GeForce 9 family will be the D9E, a high-end product that adopts 65nm manufacturing. The new product will also support DirectX 10.1 and Shader Model 4.1, revealed the sources. In addition to the D9E, Nvidia will roll out a mid-range GeForce 9 family product named D9P in June 2008. The new GPU will adopt 55nm processing, the sources pointed out.“
If you’ve been itching to take part in your video card manufacturers step-up program, you better time it right because if NVIDIA does infact launch the 9 series early next year, you’re going to have a lot of unhappy customers if they bought it even one day too early (trust me on this one) How will the ATI HD 3000 series stack up? We’ll soon find out…
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