The industry's fastest antialiasing delivers ultra-realistic visuals at lightning fast speed. NVIDIA HPDR sets new standards for image clarity and quality through floating point capabilities in shading, filtering, texturing, and blending.
Specifications Of The ASUS V9999 Ultra Deluxeĭ elivers up to 8 times the shading power of previous-generation products for streaming gaming performance.įull support for Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0 enables stunning and complex special effects.Įnhances the performance of bleeding-edge games that feature complex scenes with multiple light sources and objects. This time out, we'll be looking at ASUS' top-of-the-line NVIDIA-based card, the V9999 Ultra Deluxe, a GeForce 6800 Ultra card with a low profile single slot design and a few more tricks up its sleeve. ASUS is one of the few AIB (Add-In Board) partners that has the luxury of being able to provide both NVIDIA- and ATi-based designs to the channel. Not long ago, ASUS delivered its ATi-based high-end card, the AX800 XT, to the HotHardware labs. We're sure many of you wouldn't think of dropping over $500 for an uber-class 3D card like a GeForce 6800 Ultra Extreme Edition or Radeon X800 XT Premium Edition, but there are some who will spare no expense, and these cream-of-the-crop video cards drive stakes in the ground of the fiercely competitive 3D graphics hardware landscape.
Although there's a limited number of potential consumers, relatively speaking, for these flagship enthusiat-class boards, they pave the way for their more modestly priced siblings, in terms of setting the standard for the base GPU architecture and how it performs versus the competition. It seems that high-end graphics cards are always in the lime light upon the initial launch of a new graphics processor architecture from any of the major players.
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