Gigabyte GeForce 9800 GT spec & bench (GV-N98TZL-512H)

Bellow a benchmark comparison of the Gigabyte GeForce 9800 GT courtesy of aphnetworks.

The guys there done a good test of this graphic card which is considered as one the fastest GPU available these days, check it out.

Inside the outer packaging is a thick, white cardboard flap box to protect and accommodate the actual contents. Fitted with a Styrofoam block that has a custom shaped pit to hold the graphics card, along with a compartment on the side that holds the accessories, everything is carefully packaged and ensured to be in the right order when the Gigabyte 9800GT arrives in the hands of the consumer. Out of the box, you will receive the following:
1x Gigabyte GeForce 9800GT 512MB 2x VGA to DVI adapter 1x Molex to 6-pin PCIe adapter 1x User manual (English/Traditional Chinese) - Installation guide in 25 different written languages 1x Driver/Software CD

SPECIFICATIONS comparison

GPU Specifications
	9800 GTX	9800 GT	8800 GT	ATI 4850
Fabrication Process	65nm	65nm	65nm	55nm
Transistor Count	754 Million	330 Million	330 Million	965 Million
Core Clock Rate	675 MHz	600 MHz	600 MHz	625 MHz
SP Clock Rate	1,675 MHz	1,500 MHz	1,500 MHz	-
Streaming Processors	128	112	112	800
Memory Clock (Effective)	1,100 MHz (2,200 MHz)	900 MHz (1,800 MHz)	900 MHz (1,800 MHz)	1000 MHz (2000 MHz)
Memory Interface	256-bit	256-bit	256-bit	256-bit
Memory Bandwidth	70.4 GiB/s	57.6 GiB/s	57.6 GiB/s	64.0 GiB/s
Memory Size	512 MB	512 MB	512 MB	512 MB
ROPs	16	16	16	16
Texture Filtering Units	64	56	56	40
Texture Filtering Rate	43.2 GigaTexels/s	33.6 GigaTexels/s	33.6 GigaTexels/s	25.0 GigaTexels/s
RAMDACs	400 MHz	400 MHz	400 MHz	400 MHz
Bus Type	PCI-E 2.0	PCI-E 2.0	PCI-E 2.0	PCI-E 2.0
Power Connectors	2 x 6-pin	1 x 6-pin	1 x 6-pin	1 x 6-pin

Benchmark snapshots

Benchmark: FEAR

Benchmark: 3DMark06


Power consumption:

Overclocking Test:

"Using Gigabyte's Gamer HUD overclocking software, risen the voltage to 1.2V on the 9800GT 512MB to see what kind of results we can get. This piece of software from Gigabyte allows you to raise the voltage from 1.15V to 1.4V (Although I kept it at 1.2V since it didn't make much difference; not to mention voltages at that point could be dangerous -- additionally, there's no guarantee that what's indicated on screen is actually what's delivered to the card); with GPU, Shader, and Memory overclocking options as standard. On the side are two graphs to monitor GPU usage and temperature.

memory Overclocking:

aphnetworks.com