GeForce G210 

Today we have the GIGABYTE GTX 980 G1 GAMING, which features the WINDFORCE 600W cooling system and a high factory overclock.

[H]ard|OCP took the already overclocked card from a boost GPU frequency of 1329MHz and RAM of 7GHz all the way to a boost of 1513MHz with RAM topping out at 8.11GHz.

Slow rotations and pans didn’t cause any of the typical “crawling” effect on the screen, and targeting on enemies, even at low frame rates, was easy to do.

Any movement that was tracking on the screen would suddenly appear to stop – and then would quickly “jump” to the next location faster than your mind thought it should.

There are no details on this chip but Videocardz mentions that this chip could end up in the upcoming GeForce GTX Titan Z or the Quadro-Z / Tesla-Z products which could be Dual-GK110 variants aimed for the professional market.

NVIDIA did release their first GeForce Kepler cards on the GM104 architecture and only launched their higher performance GK110 a year later as the GeForce GTX Titan and now we have a lineup that has several GK110 cards.

The AMD GX-210JA includes a dedicated graphics memory controller with 2D Acceleration and a highly optimized 128-bit engine capable of processing multiple pixels per clock.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) in apparent response to the Broadwell SOC and Fanless Haswell SoC designs from Intel has recently extended its G Series by introducing the GX-210JA APU which like the Haswell SoC is fanless and will have an incredibly low TDP – 6W which is one-thirds the TDP of previous Embedded Designs.