We recently todl you about the first review of GeForce 9500GT. The card offered anything but impressive performance, but without a price point it's hard to judge the card just yet. Slightly after GeForce 9500GT, NVIDIA is expected to launch GeForce 9500GS. The former sports 32 shader processors clocked at 1625MHz, 650MHz core clock and memories operating at 1600MHz (GDDR3, GDDR version at 900MHz). GeForce 9500GS is very much like that, but lower clocks all around.
It has the same 128-bit memory interface and 512MB memory buffer, but lower clocks; 1.0GHz GDDR2. Core and shader clocks have also been reduced; 550MHz and 1375MHz respectively, otherwise the core is the same; G96. The source has also posted two benchmarks, 3DMark 06 and Crysis, which you can find below. Not much to see really, but I don't think anyone was expecting anything else.
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GeForce 9500GS tested
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