VGA card ASUS EAH6800 Series Latest

Now Asus is also not to be outdone by its flagship launched 2 vga card. Both new VGA card is the Asus EAH6850 Asus and Asus DirectCU/2DIS/1GD5 EAH6870/2DI2S/1GD5 mutually supportive multi-display technology features AMD Eyefinity, HD3D AMD technology and DirectX 11 support.
Exclusive Technology Voltage Tweak overclocking offers increased performance 50% of the reference design. Asus EAH6850 and EAH6870 DirectCU marketed by manufacturers that have been core overclock to 790MHz and 913MHz.

Asus EAH6850 DirectCU also includes exclusive DirectCU cooler that uses a custom flattened, copper heat-pipe direct contact with the GPU core. This technique increases the cooling rate of 20% compared with the reference design and offers quiet operation while not working. Asus EAH6870 fan is equipped with an aluminum cover that increase cooling efficiency and reduces surface temperature by 14 degrees Celsius, compared with the reference design plastic cover.

New NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580

The next generation VGA card NVIDIA-based graphics chipset Fermi, the GeForce GTX 580, has been announced for late November or December dipasarkanpada early. Vga card design allows increased 20 percent faster than GTX 480. This launch will be followed by the release of mainstream vga card in 2011 using architectural GF112, GF119 and GF114, which most of the same architecture used GF110 GTX 580.
Sources from Digitimes add that Kepler NVIDIA chipset architecture designs, which is built on 28nm process, will begin to replace the Fermi towards the end of 2011, with his successor named Maxwell that matured in 2012.

Most of the differences in performance caused by a large jump in the number of texture units: an increase from 60 in the GTX 480 into a number of 128 in the GTX 580, which allows to handle more simultaneous texture and related effects as well. More information will use a number of core 512 shader (visual effects), which increased from 448 at this time. A 512-bit memory bus and GDDR5 memory will provide extra bandwidth.