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Nvidia geforce 9300 chipset, Hybrid sli, Nvidia – Asus P5N7A-VM User Manual

Page 15: Cuda, Technology, Physx, Gigabit lan solution

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ASUS P5N7A-VM

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NVIDIA GeForce 9300 Chipset

The NVIDIA GeForce

®

9300 motherboard GPU is the industry’s first desktop PC

singlechip solution for Intel CPUs integrating multiple dedicated processors for

DirectX 10 shader model 4.0 3D graphics and PureVideo

®

HD processor, SLI

technology, storage, communications audio, and system management processors.

All these leading edge features are delivered in a small form factor for radically

improved Vista Premium capable PCs.

Hybrid SLI

TM

Hybrid SLI

TM

technology is a unique hybrid multi-GPU technology built upon

NVIDIA. Hybrid SLI technology today includes two primary feaures: GeForce

Boost and HybridPower

TM

. GeForce Boost turbo-charges performance of NVIDIA

descrete graphics cards when combined with this series motherboard GPUs.

HybridPower

TM

unleashed graphics performance when needed and enabled

discrete GeForce GPU(s) to the motherboard GPU for a quiet, low power PC

experience.

Due to the chipset limitation, this motherboard does not support HybridPower.

NVIDIA

®

CUDA

TM

Technology

NVIDIA

®

Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA

TM

) Technology, the world’s

only C programming language environment, allows programmers to develop faster

software applications through tapping on the multi-core parallel processing power

of GPUs. With this technology, you can convert movies and videos to your iPod,

Zune, and PSP much faster with CUDA-enabled applications.

NVIDIA

®

PhysX

TM

Technology

NVIDIA PhysX

TM

Technology is a real-time physics engine that uses physics

calculations to provide you with smoother PC and console gaming experience.

NVIDIA PhysX

TM

, with its multi-core processing GPU and specifically-designed

hardware acceleration features, delivers rich and unparalleled levels of realism in

your gaming environment.

Gigabit LAN solution

Gigabit LAN is the networking standard for the early future and is ideal for handling

large amounts of data such as video, audio, and voice. See page 1-28 for details.