Today, Nvidia pulls the covers of it's latest Fermi creation, the GT 430, targeted mainly at casual gamers and HTPC enthusiasts. The GT 430 is based on an entirely new core codenamed GF108 which is a a further stripped down version of the Fermi chip packs in 96 shaders and just 4 ROPs which is even lesser than the GT220 (which had 8). The core is clocked at a good 700MHz. Nvidia's reference design suggests we'll also have a GDDR5 variant but both will use a 128-bit wide bus with 1GB or RAM. Like all Fermis, the GT 430 will also support HDMI 1.4a for BluRay 3D, HD 24-bit multi-channel audio up to 192KHz and lossless DTS-HD Master Audio and Dolby True HD bit streaming. Finally we have PhysX and CUDA support for accelerating video encoding, etc. LINK
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