G92 new 8800GTS approching , time set to Dec.3

There are already some talks about the incoming 8800GTS now. Lets make it clear: the G92-based 8800GTS will out at Dec 3.

Currenty some website mislead the public with EVGA's 8800GTS SSC edition and BFG's GeForce 8800 GTS EE (Extreme Edition) OC by talking they are G92-based. It is wrong. They are only a SP unlock version of G80. the most obervious evidence is that G80 is using 320bit memory interface and G92 is using 256bit memory interface.

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original post:http://www.expreview.com/news/hard/2...1170d6733.html

yep , already posted

8800GTS 112SP (G80) Pre- review >> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...8&postcount=17

8800GTS 112SP G80 thread >> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...aser%21%21


8800GTS G92 december >> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=164122

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Originally Posted by mascaras

yep , already posted

here >> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...8&postcount=17

thread >> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...w+Teaser%21%21


and 8800GTS G92 december here >> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=164122

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thanks!
already saw the second thread. Just want to make the date clear:D

Thanks for update but then is a way to unlock our 8800 GTS SP from 96 to 112 or higher? I bet EVGA and BFG know a way!

Makes you wonder if using the BIOS from the 8800GTS SSC would unlock one of the regular 8800GTS 640MB cards, doesn't it?

I'm very confused by all this, how will the consumer know what model to get?

any pics of the new 8800gts yet?

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Originally Posted by Richard Dower

I'm very confused by all this, how will the consumer know what model to get?

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its dirty business :down:

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Originally Posted by tbone8ty

any pics of the new 8800gts yet?

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http://www.evga.com/articles/379.asp

I also am raising my hand as another confused consumer as to what in the world is going on with the new Nvidia cards. There are just so many variations and new cards released.

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Originally Posted by tbone8ty

any pics of the new 8800gts yet?

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I fathom G92GTS should be quite similar to current 8800GT. They'll likely add the missing 3rd phase on the card, other than that I don't see a reason for nVIDIA to go make a new design, for example, 1GB frame buffer can be done with present layout.

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Originally Posted by HamidFULL

http://www.evga.com/articles/379.asp

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That's the 112SP G80GTS 640MB.
Nothing to see here. Carry on.

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Originally Posted by HamidFULL

http://www.evga.com/articles/379.asp

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that's not it. that's just a variant of the older G80's :p:

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Originally Posted by Danger30Q

I also am raising my hand as another confused consumer as to what in the world is going on with the new Nvidia cards. There are just so many variations and new cards released.

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You can thank nVidia for letting suppliers to let them sell OC'ed versions of the cards.

g92 gts price speculations?
300-350usd? less, more? 350-400?

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Originally Posted by HamidFULL

http://www.evga.com/articles/379.asp

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wtf? product page says 96+ stream processors.. what is the exact number? they don't state 112 anywhere..

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Originally Posted by Sampsa

wtf? product page says 96+ stream processors.. what is the exact number? they don't state 112 anywhere..

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It's 112, their web designer updated the site when they didn't have the final specs ready :D

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Originally Posted by DAILYTECH

Yet NVIDIA isn't done yet. A G92-derivative will appear later this year with even more shader units. According to company guidance, the new G92 will launch in early December and feature 128 shader units as opposed to the 112 featured on GeForce 8800 GT.

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G92 gts should have 128 sp

http://www.dailytech.com/But+Wait+Th...rticle9474.htm

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Originally Posted by SKYMTL

Makes you wonder if using the BIOS from the 8800GTS SSC would unlock one of the regular 8800GTS 640MB cards, doesn't it?

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someone try it?

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Originally Posted by adamsleath

g92 gts price speculations?
300-350usd? less, more? 350-400?

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Hmmm

If they have 112 Shaders then:
$300 for the 512MegModel
$350 for the 1Gig Model

If they have 128 Shaders then:
$350 for the 512MegModel
$400 for the 1Gig Model

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Originally Posted by SKYMTL

Makes you wonder if using the BIOS from the 8800GTS SSC would unlock one of the regular 8800GTS 640MB cards, doesn't it?

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Can they laser cut the sp of the regular GTS to prevent that ?

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Originally Posted by voltaire2030

Can they laser cut the sp of the regular GTS to prevent that ?

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Pretty sure that's what they do.


I can't wait to see benches from the 1gb versions at the higher resolutions.

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Originally Posted by deathman20

Hmmm

If they have 112 Shaders then:
$300 for the 512MegModel
$350 for the 1Gig Model

If they have 128 Shaders then:
$350 for the 512MegModel
$400 for the 1Gig Model

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i think :

112 SP is for the G80 @ 90nm 8800GTS 640mb / 320bit

128SP is for the NEW G92@ 65nm 8800GTS 512mb / 256bit

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Originally Posted by voltaire2030

Can they laser cut the sp of the regular GTS to prevent that ?

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yep , i also think they are in fact laser cut

regards

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Originally Posted by SKYMTL

Makes you wonder if using the BIOS from the 8800GTS SSC would unlock one of the regular 8800GTS 640MB cards, doesn't it?

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Has been tried with GTX, I don't see why it would work now. Prob lasercut, like told above.

I see the term "laser cut" everywhere when crippled ICs are discussed.
What does it mean for bridgeless chips like G80?

I'd imagine it would make more sense for GPU builders to place a small on-die registry on the chip that controls the amounts of enabled/disabled ROPs, SPs and whatnot.