GeForce 9600 GT Launch Pushed Back

According to TCMagazine,we have to wait a bit more before getting our hand on NVIDIA Geforce 9600GT.

Due to several reasons which apparently include a voltage problem and the Chinese New Year, the Green Goblin of Santa Clara has decided to delay the release of the G94-powered GeForce 9600 GT. The new mainstream card which is set to have 64 Stream Processors and will be clocked at 650, 1625 and 1800 MHz for the GPU, shaders and 512MB GDR3 memory respectively is planned for a February 21st release, one week later than originally desired.

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Mid - Range Nvidia G94 Cards In February

Digitimes reports that Nvidia will launch the mid-range part for its GeForce 9600 GPU series, codenamed D9P or G94, in February 2008, according to sources with graphics cards makers.

The G94, the first mid-range GPU to feature a 256bit memory interface, is expected to pose a strong challenge to AMD's Radeon HD 3850 (RV670PRO) of the same class, the sources commented.

The sources revealed that while Nvidia's latest entry-level G98 (D8M) GPU, made at the 65nm process, has started shipping since early December, the G94 will make its debut on February 14. The G94 will also be made on a 65nm process at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the sources added.

The sources previously had said Nvidia would roll out the D9P in June 2008.

The G94, with its official price temporarily set at US$169, features 64 stream processors and supports PureVideo Gen 2, the sources said.

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