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G92
740MHz core clock
64 stream processors
256-bit DDR3 1800MHz 512MB
TDP between 7900GS and 7900GTX
3DMark06 on QX6700 : 97xx
Price : US$249-299
G98
800MHz core clock
32 stream processors
256-bit DDR3 1600MHz 512MB
TDP higher than 8600GTS
3DMark06 on QX6700 : 74xx
Price : US$169-199
http://we.pcinlife.com/thread-817895-1-1.html
So, the G92 is not as good as 8800GTS?:down:
I say the reports from China are BS.:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by DesertShooter
unless it was as rumored, G92, G98 are mid-level chips and G90 is high end.
Sounds like 80nm, judging by the frequency / number of stream processors / TDP, wich is a little weird IMO.
Considering Nvidia's naming scheme, policy, and current market situation, i'd say there is a G90 waiting to be released around the beginning of december, on 80nm but not much faster than current performance leader 8800Ultra.
Those same specs were echoed by HKEPC (Hong Kong source, the same guys who gave us the Intel price cut data) and Digitimes (a Taiwan source). Given that Nvidia has plants and development in Taiwan and China (not to mention that TSMC is from Taiwan), the sources are probably closer to truth than FudQuote:
Originally Posted by hawkeyefan
why would nvidia stay on 80nm when ati is allready planning the r700 at something smaller then 65nm ? hd2950xt 65nm ? or 55 ?
BS imho
Some will be surprised soon*
[ *soon as in...2 months ]
pls let there be a highend model in november. I dont want to buy a ultra. :D
;) :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
lines up for the aussie launch on 12th :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
looking fwd for thatQuote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
9700 seems low with a quad unless the GPU is way slower than my GTS. Guess we will have to wait for some more reliable info
Not impressed... with these specs, they should at least price it lower, as thisQuote:
Originally Posted by Borden
is almost 8800GTS-territory.
BenchZowner, surely you mean that in two months, a new high-end model
will be revealed, right? ;) 'Cause I find it hard to believe that these will be
surprising. I don't expect them to be anywhere near to 8800GTS even with
heavy oc.
Notice how they aren't talking about the G90...at all, but focus on the G92 and G98 which I believe ARE LOW end. Those cards aren't capable of being a 1Tflop beast - G90 probably is!Quote:
Originally Posted by hawkeyefan
SPILL THE BEANS! :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
are G92 and G98 using 65nm tech?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank M
Currently "getting rid" of my 8800GTX's & 8800 Ultra's ;)
Of course, because the 8800GTX and Ultra is crap. I mean, what other reason would you have for trying to get rid of them? ;) :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
BenchZowner> when does NDA end? Gets annoying when you keep pestering us with your hehe-I-have-a-G92-sitting-right-here-and-its-shiny comments in every G92 thread. ;) But yea that's good if faster cards also arrive then but to me I wouldn't mind a mid to high range card either as it seems if a card would be released as above it would be a good bang-for-the-buck card and hopefully very overclockable and the price range is what I'm interested in.
digitimes isn't as accurate as they pretend to be. take what they say with a grain of salt.Quote:
Originally Posted by zerazax
dave
I'm not NDA bound directly, so the NDA end date isn't exactly something that bothers me ( at least currently ) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD
Depending on how things turn out in the following weeks, I may release some nice stuff by the time October arrives :yepp:
Well... I'm about to sell my 8800GTS and buy a GTX or Ultra, because of the next coming games, like Airborne, Crysis, COD4... I was also expecting that nVidia would launch a new high-end in November or a GTS upgrade something like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
If that is the case then i don't mind to wait a bit more, but this rumors all around just make me more confuse.
I don't know what to do, I'm tired of this rumors (B#"&$Hit)... :shakes:
and where is my promised gift :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
Well, up to that it'd still be a good purchase.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnMike
Unless you're more interested in benchmarking than gaming.
A GTX will last ok for 'reasonable' gaming ( 1680x1050 4xAA 16xAF ) for more than a while.
Taking benchmarking out of the question, and speaking as a gamer ( well, at least the gaming part of me :p: ) I can't remember having the same graphics card in my gaming rig for such a 'big' period.
After all, the 8800GTX was a great purchase from all views, truthfully.
Everything in time my friend ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by kemo6600
are you organising a giveaway now :D hahaha