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Geforce GTX 480: Fermi graphics card pictured at Cebit

PC Games Hardware has been able to take close-up pictures of a Fermi graphics cards that is installed in one of Nvidia's demo systems. The PC is running at a booth in hall 17 and shows the GF100/Fermi tech demo Supersonic Sled.

Nvidia GF100/Fermi: Geforce GTX 4xx pictured at Cebit 2010 (3) [Source: view picture gallery]

Are those the first pictures of a final Fermi graphics card? PC Games Hardware was able to take pictures of a Geforce GTX 480 that has been installed in a demo system of one of Nvidia's board partners and was guarded by an Nvidia employee.

The dual slot card with the typical radial fan has two DVi and one HDMI output. The power supply is realized with one 8-pin and one 6-pin PCI Express power connector - just like the GTX 280. Although the air that was exhausted by the graphics card was warm, it wasn't noticeably hotter than the outgoing air of other high-end devices. The heat of the card is transferred from the heatsink via heatpies to aluminum fins. As usual there are two SLI connectors that make the card ready for 3-way SLI.

A little surprise was the product sticker, which mentioned a GF-100-375-A3. Accordingly the presented version of the Supersonic Sled demo was running without anti aliasing and in a few really challenging scenes there have been some minimal lags.

We have also learned that the smaller version of the Geforce GTX 4xx is supposed to cost about 300 to 400 Euros and the top model about 500 to 600 Euros.

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