Absolute Multimedia Titanium 3 500 GeForce 3 Press Release
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Tweakers Asylum has posted a press release from Absolute Multimedia about their upcoming Titanium 3 500 GeForce 3.
Whomever Said Speed Kills Obviously Owned a MORPHEUS Titanium!
3DPOWER / ABSOLUTE LAUNCHES GeFORCE3 Ti500!
Graphics spe[censored]t, 3DPower Ltd proudly announces the first GeForce3 Ti500 based graphics accelerator to hit the market - the MORPHEUS Titanium display adapter.
The MORPHEUS Titanium perches high atop the competition by delivering the worlds fastest GPU and memory gaming solution. With a core clock of a blistering 240MHz and a staggering effective memory clock of 500MHz DDR, the MORPHEUS Titanium offers more then 30% improved raw performance over the GeForce3. The MORPHEUS Titanium comes fitted with 64MB of 3.6ns DDR SDRAM thereby delivering 8.0GB/sec of memory bandwidth and shattering the memory bottleneck.
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Whomever Said Speed Kills Obviously Owned a MORPHEUS Titanium!
3DPOWER / ABSOLUTE LAUNCHES GeFORCE3 Ti500!
Graphics spe[censored]t, 3DPower Ltd proudly announces the first GeForce3 Ti500 based graphics accelerator to hit the market - the MORPHEUS Titanium display adapter.
The MORPHEUS Titanium perches high atop the competition by delivering the worlds fastest GPU and memory gaming solution. With a core clock of a blistering 240MHz and a staggering effective memory clock of 500MHz DDR, the MORPHEUS Titanium offers more then 30% improved raw performance over the GeForce3. The MORPHEUS Titanium comes fitted with 64MB of 3.6ns DDR SDRAM thereby delivering 8.0GB/sec of memory bandwidth and shattering the memory bottleneck.
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