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nVidia Launches 9600GT Green Edition

By: (more) | Posted: Jan 14, 2009 6:15 pm

nVidia has announced a green 9600GT. This new card that has the ever so original name of 9600GT Green Edition is pretty much a 9600GT with reduced power needs.

 

What kind of power needs you ask? Well the new GPU will require a hefty .1v less power than your run of the mill 9600GT.

 

The question that begs to be asked it if there is still a ton of lead in these. If so, how can they truly be green.

 

Read more here.

 

nVidia Launches 9600GT Green Edition

Code named GeForce 9600 GT Green Edition, it will be based on the new 55nm G94-350-B1 core and work with core voltage that is 0.1V lower than the current 55nm G94 cores. This suggests reduced power consumption, and from there the name - Green Edition. Other specs of this new card remain the same as on current 9600 GTs with 650MHz core speed and 900MHz memory clock.

 

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