Gainward Release BLISS8800GTS Golden Sample
"Gainward, a world leading producer of High-quality, High-End 3D accelerators for the Personal Computer market, proudly announce it´s release of their first Golden Sample version of GeForce 8800GTS."
Published: 21st December 2006 | Source: Gainward |
News Posted: 21/11/2006
Author: PV5150
Source: Gainward
Official Press Release
Gainward , a world leading producer of High-quality, High-End 3D accelerators for the Personal Computer market, proudly announce it´s release of their first Golden Sample version of GeForce 8800GTS.
Finally it´s here, the much longedfor faster Golden Sample® version of NVIDIA´s® GeForce® 8800GTS from Gainward. This card is designed to take you to the next level of performance where speed is a major factor as well as rock-solid stability.
Gamers play to win; we can not improve their gamings skills but we can give them the right tool to win.
We know how competitive gamers are, we realize how demanding they are and we know how much effort they put into becoming nr 1 in their field. We also know how little it takes to ruin all that. How devastating it can be if only one component does not perform to 110 percent. Therefore at Gainward we take just that little extra time to double check the performance of our Golden Sample® products, ensuring a rock-solid trustable fast product for all hardcore gamers who demand nothing but perfection.
Play smart, Play with Gainward. Do not burn-out before you reach the finish line.The BLISS 8800GTS is boosted up from standard 500MHz core / 1600MHz memory clock to a impressive 550+ MHz / 1760+ MHz memory clock.
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Paying more Money for something you can do yourself.. :(
For some reason I can see every manufacturer being given the go ahead for overclocking the G80 which kinda goesa gainst nVidia's statement about no factory overclocking :/
Ye well I think nVidia realised that it would spoil some of their partners brand names not to let them overclock...mebbe they were making sure they didn't have what happened to the 7900GT's
Ye well I think nVidia realised that it would spoil some of their partners brand names not to let them overclock...mebbe they were making sure they didn't have what happened to the 7900GT's
Yeah which was nVidia's fault anyway for not telling the manufacturers the changes that had been made to the GT's :rolleyes:
What was wrong with the GTs? :p
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