A secondary source has told us some interesting bits about the upcoming GeForce 9900GTX, a card which will be based on the GT200 chip. We provided you with quite a lot of information last month, and the second source confirms pretty much all of it. The only real difference is that GT200 will be the heart of the GeFoce 9900 series, which was confirmed earlier. The source confirms 240 shader processors, 32 ROPS, and a 512-bit memory controller. This means that the high-end card will sport 1GB GDDR3 memory.
He also said that the card will require power from both a 6-pin and an 8-pin PCIe power connector, which is far from surprising as we're hearing that the chip has 240W TDP.
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