Submission + - Google misspelled it's own name?
JayDehache writes: If you check out today's Google homepage... it's spelled Googe, not Google. www.google.com
Submission + - Gmail Opens Registration To Everyone
Submission + - NVIDIA Launches Lower Cost GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB
Spinnerbait writes: This week NVIDIA launched a significantly lower cost version of their
powerful new GeForce 8800 series graphics cards, dubbed the GeForce 8800 GTS
320MB. As the branding suggests,
these cards come equipped with only 320MB of on-board frame buffer memory.
They're also clocked at 500MHz for the GPU core and 1600MHz DDR on their GDDR3
memory interface, versus the top-of-the-line GeForce 8800 GTX with its 575MHz
core and 1800MHz memory respectively. All told, for a $299- $329 price
range,
these new cards offer up excellent performance in current games, at high
resolutions, with all eye candy turned on and at a more attractive cost with
future DX10 capabilities to boot.
Submission + - P = NP Finally Proved?
Yosi writes: Ashay Dharwadker claims to have proved that P = NP. In a paper he publishes on his website he claims to have found a polynomial algorithm for finding maximal independent sets in a graph and provides actual source code implementation of the proposed algorithm. If this is indeed true, I guess a lot of professors will start looking for a new job.
Submission + - NVIDIA Launches GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB Mid Range
MojoKid writes: "(corrected post with correct speeds and feeds)
This week NVIDIA launched a significantly lower cost version of their powerful new GeForce 8800 series graphics cards, dubbed the GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB. As the branding suggests, these cards come equipped with only 320MB of on-board frame buffer memory. They're also clocked at 500MHz for the GPU core and 1600MHz DDR on their GDDR3 memory interface, versus the top-of-the-line GeForce 8800 GTX with its 575MHz core and 1800MHz memory respectively. All told, for a $299- $329 price range, these new cards offer up excellent performance in current games, at high resolutions, with all eye candy turned on and at a more attractive cost with future DX10 capabilities to boot."
This week NVIDIA launched a significantly lower cost version of their powerful new GeForce 8800 series graphics cards, dubbed the GeForce 8800 GTS 320MB. As the branding suggests, these cards come equipped with only 320MB of on-board frame buffer memory. They're also clocked at 500MHz for the GPU core and 1600MHz DDR on their GDDR3 memory interface, versus the top-of-the-line GeForce 8800 GTX with its 575MHz core and 1800MHz memory respectively. All told, for a $299- $329 price range, these new cards offer up excellent performance in current games, at high resolutions, with all eye candy turned on and at a more attractive cost with future DX10 capabilities to boot."
