And naturally, you have a link to back that up.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaredpace
And naturally, you have a link to back that up.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaredpace
What do you want a link to, fudo, charlie, the inq, nordic, b3d, chiphell? Just know that it's a dualcore.Quote:
Originally Posted by largon
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=5870+%22dual+core%22
http://bbs.chiphell.com/viewthread.p...age%3D1&page=5Quote:
CHIP has the original "Dual" Processor Unit, each PU contains 160 VLIW (vulgar understanding of the words Where there are two RV770 form a RV870), but certainly not in now with a simple package prices
Where CrossFireX decker SLI are AFR (cross-frame rendering), image processing, 2 GPU Where】 【rotation exchange working, efficiency relates to the driver to complete a few quick, the error can not compensate for delay
RV870 with generous SFR (split-frame rendering), image processing, professionals, all know that playing a three-color RGB images must be completed, SFR Where Through 1FPS on screen divided into a number of 8 * 8-32 * 32Pixel generous detailed map between the to carry out the same color with the nuclear deal as long as the Bandwidth咁sample is large enough, you can achieve the same RV770 generous GPUClock case is equal to +200% efficiency.
(SFR consumption on the heaviest Where Bandwidth, RV870XT will spend the world's fastest generous GDDR5)
The above messages are from the Mainland China's internal sources AMD
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=174
http://www.hardforum.com/showpost.ph...5&postcount=37Quote:
Originally Posted by kllrnohj
Praytell why the hell would ATI make a "native dual core"? That doesn't even make sense with GPUs. If they are going to CF two GPUs on one die, they would be better off just making it one GPU. It'd be faster with less overhead and wouldn't cost any more to manufacturer.
Basically instead of making a mega cores with 1600 SP you make two 800 SP cores on the same die with fast inter connects to support SFR. This way you can concentrate on refining process tech for the lower trans count 800 SP cores. It will not be as fast as a native 1600 SP chip but it will be easier to produce. And it appears that the cores share a single memory controller. So I guess instead of calling it dual core it may be better to call it dual shader mega clusters.
well they glued two rv770's together to make the rv870. later nordic goes on to talk about "quad-fire on a stick"... this is where you get to see 4 rv770's in the R800 (but only two die).Quote:
Either way a source has hinted that the new card R870 will be two GPU dies glued together sharing a memory bus. This is pretty much the exact same that was said before the R700 launch, and while we can't confirm this, similar information has been posted over at Chiphell.
Both are basically saying that AMD has glued two RV870 GPUs together
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...43&postcount=1
Hope this helps.
AMD's next-gen GPU powers Crysis on an iPhone : Ars technica
:)Quote:
AMD unveiled its next-gen GPU, and secretive networked gaming company OTOY used it to power a demo of Crysis running on an iPhone. Believe it or not, it really worked ...
^^ Impressive tech too, and you don't need to stream 1080p games over the net, you can make the server renderer use a much lower resolution, as the one in your phone.
Top of the card looks cool "RADEON" stamped in red... 5870 Six model
http://www.pctunerup.com/up//results...lipboard01.png
I think 5870 "Six" is the "Trillian" codenamed part
http://scr3.golem.de/screenshots/090...-von-vorne.jpg
I don't think so and I bet a cookie it's "just" the way GPUs have been for ages now.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaredpace
"Dualcore" GPU just doesn't make ANY sense.
Well my arugment was not whether or not they defyed the laws of this type of fans physics, just that when the top opening was blocked that through some manner or ducting they would act as a draw in point for fresh air, im not dissmissing the fact that the centrifugal blower only can draw air from the top, just that when it was blocked some manner would allow it to draw from those portsQuote:
Originally Posted by Solus Corvus
http://www.overclockersclub.com/vima..._gtx280/13.jpgQuote:
The intake vent on the back end serves as the main source of intake air when the card is in an SLI configuration. When run in a multi GPU setup, these cards are incredibly close to each other, so another avenue for air intake had to be used.
You can see here that the fan is shrouded to prevent it from throwing the air in all directions and out of the intake, i assume the 5870 is the same, you can see the gap between the blower and chassis which is probley the draw point where the lip is cut out to allow intake... soo if you put ur finger in the intake and felt upwards there would be a small gap to feed air from the intake of the blower.. if not the fan shroud and the top chassis are two seperate pieces that dont even touch.. i assume they are air "intake" and not exhaust
http://www.chiphell.com/uploadfile/2...9123358634.jpg
You can see here the same principle, the shroud for the radial fan hides the fan, but i bet there is just enough room to force those inlets to draw if the top becomes blocked
Time will tell. Once we get the reviews, we can see the die-shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by jaredpace
If we consider that theory of yours to be true nonetheless, would this make xfire's perfect scaling possible?
Hmm... I wonder what's that big white rectangle on the card is. Capacitor?Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
Are the crossfire fingers on this card not connected yet? I can see the tabs but it looks like there are no tracers/gold fingers tracks yet run.. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by jaredpace
Thx :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
Deal. I bet it isn't. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by largon
Stupid cellphone cameras! The pics are nearly useless...Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
There's 4 (option for 5) vGPU phases using what it seems Volterra VT1195SFs, +1 other Volterra VRM for an unknown load, likely uncore like on HD4890, and finally 1+1 with unknown parts for memory. Looks like a very powerful VRM.
http://i479.photobucket.com/albums/r..._0_nekkid1.jpg
Sweet! thank you :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
http://i31.tinypic.com/1222jc9.jpg
http://i28.tinypic.com/2882mad.jpg
http://i26.tinypic.com/2wfsdnm.jpg
add we can see 6 x 2 PEG :cool:
The fan is clearly shrouded near the power connectors to avoid sending airflow that way. But without a disassembled view of the heatsink, it's hard to say if the rest of the fan on that side is shrouded. If it is completely shrouded on that side and there is a gap between the top of the bezel and the shroud on that side then the fan could conceivably draw some fresh air from those holes. But the airflow would be restricted to the size of the gap, which is certainly much smaller then the holes.Quote:
Originally Posted by crystogod
Well, i think the principle is any air, is good air. I just blocked my gtx280 fan and it seems to draw air in from the rear :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Solus Corvus
So 6 + 8 peg is obviously for 5870 "Six" 2gb pictured earlier in the thread (and supposedly for R800 as well)Quote:
Originally Posted by crystogod
If a single 5870 can play a modern game at full 7680x3200 resolution (across six displays), does this mean we will not have any performance loss on a single monitor going from 1440x900 to 1600x1200? I mean, if these things barely choke on six displays, we shouldn't see anything happen on a single monitor regardless of the resolution. This will revolutionize gaming, and GPU reviewing. Truly, this is an amazing feat.
I want a 5870 NOW!
Welll, hold on there.. Those photos were not very detailed, and we dont know if....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mechromancer
a) AA/AF was on
b) The type of system running the cards
c) Any of game tweaks etc
d) If they looked utterly crap
e) How responsive was the game, was it fluid and sexy or laggy and jittery
Im holding judgement until i see some metric proof
very interesting - hopefully the 5870 2gb is available on launch date! what ever that date may be
READ:Quote:
Originally Posted by crystogod
http://www.techreport.com/discussions.x/17563
http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=3635
http://www.semiaccurate.com/2009/09/...7k-resolution/
....and maybe 10 or 20 others reported this. These GPUs played these games at these high resolutions and with settings turned up. Not an easy thing to accomplish. I think we're really seeing something amazing here. Maybe it hasn't fully sunken in yet, but AMD really did this!
Okay, your point was made in the very first article... but i still dont understand how ATI could have a trick this BIG up their sleeve. To have that much power in a single card... to be able to drive so many high quality screens at such high quality :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mechromancer
The specs of these cards exceed 2x the specs of my 4870 (ROPs and TMUs especially). Their ability to do AA and AF has much more than just doubled. Sure, these GPUs cant' do PhysX, but they seem to be capable of doing everything a gamer wants out of them. I can't wait to try a F@H client on a 1600 stream processor GPU too.Quote:
Originally Posted by crystogod
This is jaw dropping impressive. Kudos to AMD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mechromancer