Fudzilla reports that Geforce 8800GT comes in five possible variants and each variant has its 512MB and 256MB version. The first card has reference design with 600MHz core and 1800MHz memory clock. The 256MB version of this card will have the memory working at 1400MHz. The second card has reference design + SPOC (Shader Processor Overclocking) and it works with the same clocks as the reference but with faster Shader. It was not specified what should be the Shader speed but this is up to AIB's.

The third card is called Cost down $14 +SPOC where the Shaders are still overclocked, the GPU and memory are the same but they all can be overclocked. This is an 8 layer PCB board. The fourth SKU is the scary one, it is called Cost Down more than $14 +SPOC and this card comes with 6 layer PCB and 256MHz memory at 1400MHz only. This is certainly the cheapest card from this generation.  The last card is simply called Native HDMI and it comes as the 512MB or 256MHz part.

TheInquirer reports about 50K GeForce 8800 GT cards available for sale on the launch day on Oct 29th. However, only 512MB versions will be available at US$249 and 256MB versions at a later stage at US$199. VR-Zone learned that the first wave of reference cards will be made by Foxconn and the subsequently Flextronics. The AIC partners are working hard on designing the 256MB and 512MB cards themselves and we should be seeing different designs and coolers later next month. Also performance will vary pretty much between each makers too due to different PCB designs, memories, coolers, core/mem clock as well as shader clocks. The 8800 GT cards will be hitting the distributors and retailers worldwide by later this week.