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The new OCZ "GeForce 8800 GTX GPU" is identical with Nvidia's reference 8800 GTX board, using a 575 MHz core and 1350 MHz memory clock.



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8800 GTX's use a 900 MHz (1800 MHz effective) memory clock. I think when NVidia switches to GDDR4, the cards will see a substantial performance increase because the G80s really rely on the high memory speeds for performance (because of the single action per clock cycle on the unified shaders).

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When it says 1350 memory they might be refering to the Shader clock speed or something like that

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That's true another part of the core is running at 1.35 Ghz (the shader clock) but nVidia has reported that they will switch to GDDR4 memory too. I guess we will have to wait and see.

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