According to the information that is now leaking out from Santa Clara, it looks like G[T]300 boards are weeks before launch, not six months or even more...

We managed to get a confirmation from three independent sources - nVidia's 2.4 billion transistor answers to RV870 and Larrabee is not just taped out, but A1 silicon is in Santa Clara.

As GT300 takes shape, we managed to learn one tidbit more: the die size of this 2.4 billion transistor monster. We are surprised, to say the least.

We managed to learn a little bit more details on Gainward's arrival to US market. Expect things to move in a more mature way…

ATI claimed that 256-bit memory controller is justified with the GDDR5, doubling the bandwidth from GDDR3. But what happens if nVidia launches a 512-bit controller with GDDR5?

Nvidia launched three new Quadros today, but the biggest surprise is Quadro FX 3800 - a single-slot card features 1.4 billion transistor GT200 chip?