NVIDIA GeForce 7300GT

Posted by Michael Larabel on May 15, 2006

In just a few hours from now NVIDIA Corporation will be doing a hard-launch of several new GeForce 7 products. These new products will include the NVIDIA GeForce 7300GT, 7900GS, and 7950GX2. As we had exposed yesterday, it does raise the question as to whether we will see new NVIDIA Linux display drivers this morning. While we will not be delivering any launch previews this morning or reviews of the new products, we do anticipate that some will arrive at our testing facilities shortly. In the mean time before the launch of the products, we have begun to receive advance press releases from some of NVIDIA's partners. Below are two Biostar GeForce 7300GT products. Throughout the days, and in the coming days, we will be sharing more information, as well as our usual Linux coverage.


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