NVIDIA has stealthily introduced GeForce 100 video card series target to the OEM market, which means they won’t be available on the retail market - at least in theory. On the table below we listed the models launched (rebranding, in fact) and its specs.
Model | Internal Clock | Memory Clock | Memory | Memory Interface | Processors | Shader Clock | Based on... |
738 MHz | 2 GHz DDR | 1 GB GDDR3 | 256-bit | 128 | 1,836 MHz | ||
500 MHz | 1 GHz DDR | 768 MB DDR2 | 192-bit | 48 | 1,250 MHz | ||
500 MHz | 1 GHz DDR | 512 MB DDR2 | 128-bit | 32 | 1,400 MHz | ||
567 MHz | 1 GHz DDR | 512 MB DDR2 | 64-bit | 8 | 1,400 MHz |
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GeForce GTS 150
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GeForce GT 130
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GeForce GT 120
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GeForce G 100
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