9800 Gt, Gts, Gtx??

[rsgeiger]

Hello fellow enthusiasts!

Since at least the 9800 GT and GTS are being offered as options for sager notebooks, does anyone have the specs on them? I was a little confused as to why the GT is more than the GTS. Tried searching google but not much luck I'm afraid.

So anyway, that is my question: Who knows what these cards can do?

Thanks!

[Brad@XoticPC]

Some of the more useful sites I've personally found for comparing the performance of video cards are Tom's Hardware, notebookcheck.net, and yougamers.com. I have no idea about the quality of their tests or anything, but it seems at least a good starting point to get a general idea of "what's what" in the range of GPU's.

[Slackwater_SF]

Hello fellow enthusiasts!
Since at least the 9800 GT and GTS are being offered as options for sager notebooks, does anyone have the specs on them? I was a little confused as to why the GT is more than the GTS. Tried searching google but not much luck I'm afraid.

So anyway, that is my question: Who knows what these cards can do?
Thanks!

Mobile versions, unknown.

GPUreview.com provides desktop version data, gives architecture a bit,
http://www.gpureview.com/geforce-9800-gtx-card-571.html
http://www.gpureview.com/geforce-9800-gtx-card-559.html

[Mazeura]

Slackwater, wrong.
Notebookcheck.com has the stats and a few benchmarks on the mobile variations.
9800mGTX:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-9800M-GTX.9919.0.html
9800mGT:
http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-9800M-GT.9906.0.html
9800mGTS:
http://www.notebookcheck.com/NVIDIA-GeForce-9800M-GTS.9893.0.html

[Woody]

Because the GT is faster than the GTS.

NVidia is just trying to confuse us all. There is no consistency to their naming methods. I was confused at first also because the desktop 8800GTS is faster and more expensive than the 8800GT. They just reversed the naming on the 9800M.