This could be the GTX 290, and whats up with all the ATI fanboys and the negative comments, are you scared nvidia will make a comeback? lol
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This could be the GTX 290, and whats up with all the ATI fanboys and the negative comments, are you scared nvidia will make a comeback? lol
haha foreal.. last week when that article came out putting the 260 core 216 vs the 4870 1gb which showed the 260 beating the ati card in pretty much everything they started screaming Conspricy Theory haha lmfaoQuote:
Originally Posted by GAR
It is not m8.Quote:
Originally Posted by GAR
This is a picture of a current GTX 280.
Wanna bet on it ? Prove me wrong and I'll stop using computers ;)
If that's a die shrink, then something must be very wrong!Quote:
Originally Posted by mascaras
conclusion: It's not a GTX 290. Whether or not a GTX 290 exists or is in the works is still yet to be confirmed. But if there is one, that's not it.
I second that :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
I'd say good for you mate, but this time it's bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blacky
Bad for both of us, the picture posted above is a real GTX 290 :(
We'll have to keep our promise and stop using computers.
Bye bye XS :(
..... nah, I'm just kidding... that's a normal GTX 280, and I'm not planning to stop using computers in this life at least :p:
Lol, Zowner.
Anyways, Both cores GT200-300,GT200-302 are both GTX 280s. 302 is possibly just a really high pinned chip. Like one that would be in eVGA's FTW Edition cards.
If we get a 55nm GTX280 or GTX290 it will be called GT200-400. ATLEAST. Because this was foretold by the leaked 180.70 drivers.
I donīt see the sense in that pics. Why not get a quadro 4800/5800 to show the real gt200b?
Because it's fake.
They just wanted to generate hits, which they've done.
you hypocrite..Quote:
Originally Posted by GAR
Bloody expensive?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dami3n
Judging from the 9800 GTX to 9800 GTX+ transition, the PCB, the chip substrate, cooling, they're all the same, only the GPU die shrunk. Since GTX series use IHS, i think it's quite possible that the news is correct.
So does anyone have any reasonably solid info on a 55nm refresh? Of any kind, called GTX 280+, GTX 290, GTX 350, GTX 380, whatever.
I actually have some faith that with how long it's taking Nvidia might have something great cooking... At the same time rumors might be true
and their shrink is just not working out at all. Which I hope is not the case.
It seems rather peculiar to me that if this supposed card exists in ANY capacity, planned or actually built that we wouldn't see any decent info.
LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
You are probably right, like i said it COULD be, i didnt say it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
How so?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nanometer
no reason to discuss fake info