GeForce GTX+ 9800 

Two six-pin PCI-Express power connectors supply the required power to the card.

Even Zotac's extra overclocking did not make much of a power draw difference.

Thanks to the 55 nm die shrink, the 9800 GTX+ consumes less power than the 9800 GTX, even though it's running at higher clock speeds.

It uses a complex base plate to cool not only the GPU core, but also the memory chips and the voltage regulation circuitry.

In order to fix this problem NVIDIA quickly announced a GeForce 9800 GTX+ which is identical to the 9800 GTX, but uses a die-shrinked 55 nm version of the G92 running at higher clock speeds.

Edition is a bit too expensive for the performance added.

One advantage the GTX+ cards have, is that they have more overclocking headroom left than ATI's offerings.