City of Industry, CA, July 29, 2008 -GIGABYTE UNITED INC., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, today announce the launch of their new graphics accelerators, the GV-N98TZL-1GH and N98TZL-512H, equipped with NVIDIA’s latest GeForce® 9800 GT graphics processor. The GV-N98TZL-1GH and N98TZL-512H both feature the GeForce® 9800 GT with respective 1GB/512 MB GDDR3 memory, delivering the highest levels of sophisticated game rendering for a greatly enhanced gaming experience. Transporting users into a new realm of gaming excitement, the GIGABYTE GV-N98TZL-1GH and N98TZL-512H feature 112 processors as well as support for HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection), providing the highest quality, High-Definition video for the ultimate home theater experience.

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Futurelooks takes on nVidia’s new big dog, the GTX280 GPU. This GPU offers up all the performance of the only recently released 9800GX2 without all the calories. Check out the review right here.

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