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Right after the announcement of GeForce2 Pro based graphics cards, which we reported yesterday, InnoVISION Multimedia announced the official launch of the Inno3D Tornado GeForce 2 Ultra. The features of the card are quite standard: the core working frequency makes 250MHz and the memory – 460MHz. The card is equipped with 64MB DDR SDRAM. From a price-to-performance point of view, the Inno3D Tornado GeForce2 Ultra packs incredible value for the buck. This is the undisputed champion of the graphic card battle, powerful enough to satisfy the needs of the most demanding 3D gamers and graphic professionals for years to come. However, the exact price hasn’t been yet disclosed.
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