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[Chiphell]nVidia 9800GX2 PCB Photo
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I spy an SLI connector on it...
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I love ChipHell, how do they do it?
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Ha, I knew the 9800GX2 will have a new revision of the G92.
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Originally Posted by
MuffinFlavored
I love ChipHell, how do they do it?
They must have received a board partner non-working sample :yepp:
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Originally Posted by
[cTx]Warboy
Ha, I knew the 9800GX2 will have a new revision of the G92.
Different bin... not a silicon respin or anything special.
Most likely a special bin that runs a certain TDP at specific clockspeeds.
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Originally Posted by
LordEC911
Different bin... not a silicon respin or anything special.
Most likely a special bin that runs a certain TDP at specific clockspeeds.
But I don't think its going to be clocked lower the the GT or GTS G92s, Unlike what other Xtreme members thought
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They still didn't learn how to apply that buddy...
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Originally Posted by
[cTx]Warboy
But I don't think its going to be clocked lower the the GT or GTS G92s, Unlike what other Xtreme members thought
They almost have to... but I guess we will just have to wait and see.
A 280w TDP isn't something easy to cool...
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Nice. We need something better than the 3870 X2.
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Originally Posted by
Zytek_Fan
They must have received a board partner non-working sample :yepp:
Then what's with the wire-mod from the PCB to one of the traces? I think that card works/ed at one time. That cooling design is very nifty, wonder how hot those cores are going to get though.
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Awful TIM application... good to see actual TIM on the RAM instead of pads though.
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Originally Posted by
LordEC911
They almost have to... but I guess we will just have to wait and see.
A 280w TDP isn't something easy to cool...
well thats a combined TDP.
8800Ultra is TDP 190W
ATi 3870 is 135W
So I'm guessing that the 3870x2 will run hotter then this.
the 3870x2 cores are running at 775Mhz? So :shrug:
I still think the 9800GX2 will be clocked higher then the GT or GTS.
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I see the built in SLI bridge... but good luck doing any aftermarket cooling
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yea, this a worse idea then the 7950gx2. Pretty much have to fab new blocks, and ln2 seems almost impossible for benching.
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Originally Posted by
Nanometer
yea, this a worse idea then the 7950gx2. Pretty much have to fab new blocks, and ln2 seems almost impossible for benching.
well, I think if K|ngp|n modded his LN2 pots, It would be easy.
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Originally Posted by
Nanometer
yea, this a worse idea then the 7950gx2. Pretty much have to fab new blocks, and ln2 seems almost impossible for benching.
Well, the length of the internal SLI connector would allow some spacers possibly, like those ones for the 7950GX2...
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Originally Posted by
[cTx]Warboy
well thats a combined TDP.
8800Ultra is TDP 190W
ATi 3870 is 135W
So I'm guessing that the 3870x2 will run hotter then this.
the 3870x2 cores are running at 775Mhz? So :shrug:
I still think the 9800GX2 will be clocked higher then the GT or GTS.
Yes, combined TDP since it is a single HS.
TDP was the wrong word to use... Peak consumption was what I should have said.
Ultra ~170w, GTX ~160w, HD3870 ~110w, HD3870x2(825mhz) ~220w, G92GTS ~140w.
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The 8800 ultra has a power consumption of around 190 watts. The 3870x2 is closer to 290.
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No more pics.. bring on the actual product..!
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Originally Posted by
Nanometer
The 8800 ultra has a power consumption of around 190 watts. The 3870x2 is closer to 290.
Link?
Goes against every single review I have read.
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Originally Posted by
Nanometer
Total system power consumption... My god, reading comprehension.
Did you even look/read the review or try to understand the chart?
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Originally Posted by
Nanometer
So you say Ultra draws 190W. And on this link GTX draws 234. I would assume Ultra draws more than GTX?! :shakes:
EDIT: or should I say system, since it's total system power consumption.
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I trust W1zzard the most on power consumption.
http://i3.techpowerup.com/reviews/HI...er_average.gif
So the HD3870X2 takes 51watt more then the 8800GTX. That's not bad for 2 GPU's.
Why is the title named nVidia 9800GX2? It's not dualGPU, so i guess this ain't an GX2 card. :p:
