CeBIT : SLI Memory 2.0 @ OCZ ForceWare 169.44 : Crysis Patch 1.2

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CeBIT : SLI Memory 2.0 @ OCZ   Posted on 07/03/2008 at 16:41 by Nicolas - source: PCGamesHardware

	At the CeBIT, OCZ had a 2 x 1 GB kit of PC3-16000/DDR3-2000 on demo certified for the 2.0 version of EPP (Enhanced Performance Profiles). Latency times of 9-8-8 are possible given the higher frequency. If installed on a motherboard that doesn’t support EPP 2.0, the default frequency will be not as high. Nvidia should then soon launch a new version of its memory optimization technology, also known under the name SLI Memory, which consists of using all the available space in the SPD to give supplementary information on memory to the bios. The main difference from the first EPP is DDR3 support. Nvidia should announce the nForce 790i in the near future that supports this norm and which was used by OCZ for their demo.

ForceWare 169.44 : Crysis Patch 1.2   Posted on 07/03/2008 at 12:25 by Nicolas

	For the release of the patch 1.2 for Crysis, Nvidia has put on line ForceWare 169.44 Beta drivers that are recommended if you have the very latest version of Crytek’s game. As usual, they are destined for all (or almost) GeForce cards which support DirectX 9 or 10 (including IGPs). The GeForce FX is only included in Windows XP and GeForce 9600 GT owners already have the GeForce Release 174.16 WHQL.