NVIDIA's newest mid-range processor, codenamed D9M, will make its official debut as the GeForce 9600 GT.
Corporate guidance from NVIDIA lists the initial GeForce 9600 GT shipments come stock with a 650 MHz core clock and a 1625 MHz unified shader clock. Unlike the G84 core found on GeForce 8600 GT, D9M will feature a 256-bit memory bus interface. Coupled with a 900 MHz memory clock, NVIDIA calculates the memory bandwidth at 57.6 GB/s.
The texture fill rate is estimated at 20.8 billion pixels per second. The company would not indicate how many shaders or stream processors reside on the D9M core.
Late last year, NVIDIA confirmed the D9 family will use TSMC's 65nm process node. The company introduced its first 65nm processor shrink in November 2007: the G92.
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20.8 billion pixel's per second ... unholy hole in a cream filled donut.
This just ruined my day. Was hopping for a monster that would slaughter the 8800 ultra. Guess we have to wait longer for a high end card
Ima stick with my 8800 GTX OC. This isnt that much better
I've been hearing conflicting reports. Some are calling the 9600 GT the D9P, while others the D9M. D9M sounds more plausible, though, considering this is a mainstream part.
Gr8, my 7950gx2 has been acting up bit lately. Although got me 9816 on 3dmark 06 in yests test but it keeps hanging and crashing. Time to bite the bullet and plunge in for 9 series although i had prepared myself to wait till end of 08.