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Thursday, 23 August 2007 12:31

Nvidia partners to go Display Port in 2007

Written by Fuad Abazovic
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Games Convention 07:  Sooner that we expect


An industry source have confirmed that the current generation of Nvidia’s G8x cards can and will support Display Port.

Our sources believe that they will be able to launch a Display port version of Geforce 8x cards this year already.

The only thing that currently keeps Nvidia’s people to launch a Display port cards is that there is no a single monitor to support Display Port. As soon as the monitors comes out Nvidia and its partners will be ready to make and build them.

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