The GT300/Fermi Thread

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Originally Posted by Teemax

And why exactly is that?
You do understand that even 1080p is a rather pathetic resolution for PC monitor? If you like coarse image quality (due to the enormouse pixel pitch), then yeah, go for it I guess.

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You do understand that pixel pitch isn't everything? Judging from your response, I see that you do not.

Let me remind you what ISF says about the most important aspects of picture quality (in order) and I believe that that they are a "little" more knowledgeable than you. ;)

1) contrast ratio
2) color saturation
3) color accuracy
4) resolution


But nevermind, go for it, buy 2560x1600 monitor (hell, why not try finding one of those 3,840 x 2,400 ones :ROTF:) and throw a grand+ in video cards. And you still won't have satisfactory perfomance in Crysis/Stalker on very high/beyond very high + MSAA + transparency AA + Vsync + TB. :up:

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Originally Posted by neliz

http://forum.beyond3d.com/showpost.p...6&postcount=66


and:
http://forum.beyond3d.com/showpost.p...1&postcount=71

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Thanks! So, Bad Company 2 is DX11 game build on upgraded Frostbite gen1 framework.

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wtf has GT100 got to do with this? Oh.. I see what you did there. I was talking about the very limited availability of parts, Some people were already disappointed with AMD's "ten thousands" of cards.

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sorry GF100, aka GT300 aka Fermi... I admit I'm lost in all this mambo jumbo of code names...

anyhow, since people say you're in to this GPU market, do you have any solid info about GF100, that isn't related to sampling strategy of PR department?

Finally, we have some lil' leaks. Thx for guidance neliz, really appreciate :up:

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Originally Posted by Nedjo

anyhow, since people say you're in to this GPU market, do you have any solid info about GF100, that isn't related to sampling strategy of PR department?

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If I was in the industry, perhaps, I would be bound by multi-million dollar NDA's?

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Originally Posted by neliz

If I was in the industry, perhaps, I would be bound by multi-million dollar NDA's?

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Probably ;).

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Originally Posted by m.fox

You do understand that pixel pitch isn't everything? Judging from your response, I see that you do not.

Let me remind you what ISF says about the most important aspects of picture quality (in order) and I believe that that they are a "little" more knowledgeable than you. ;)

1) contrast ratio
2) color saturation
3) color accuracy
4) resolution

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Citation needed

Video from CES2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkI-ThRTrPY

the card looks nice :up:

can't wait to see some benches :D

So fast with tesselation On


http://www.furyblog.com/pics/coolface1.jpg

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Originally Posted by WeeMaan

Nice find! :D
It looks pretty big, about over 11 inch for sure.

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Geforce is supposed to be ~10.5in, Tesla PCB is ~9.5in.

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Originally Posted by Dezmen

Video from CES2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkI-ThRTrPY

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So a video showing the card running the standard Heaven loop with zero information regarding clock speeds, TDP, frame rates, etc. etc. etc. Fantastic :rolleyes:

*yawn*

Nvidia Press Conferenze CES 2010

http://ispss.istreamplanet.com/nvidia/

http://www.techpowerup.com/112242/NV...ng_at_CES.html


pics and video of gf100 running at CES

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Originally Posted by tbone8ty

http://www.techpowerup.com/112242/NV...ng_at_CES.html


pics and video of gf100 running at CES

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sweet, thx for the headsup! :toast:
i wish they would have shows a video of the CARD though and not the benchmark... which everybody can watch on their own rig :P

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Originally Posted by saaya

sweet, thx for the headsup! :toast:
i wish they would have shows a video of the CARD though and not the benchmark... which everybody can watch on their own rig :P

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Are you serious? If so I would really recommend to think that one through once more.

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Originally Posted by Tim

Are you serious? If so I would really recommend to think that one through once more.

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sorry, i dont get it... whats the point of recording a benchmark run?
it looks the same on all hardware...

if we could see the fps, sure, thatd be interesting... but its pretty obvious that they wont show any numbers, and if it would stutter and not run fluently they def would show it either...

Well, at least ATI wins with their cooler design so far! :D

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Originally Posted by Teemax

Citation needed

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http://carltonbale.com/1080p-does-matter

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Originally Posted by LordEC911

Geforce is supposed to be ~10.5in, Tesla PCB is ~9.5in.

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The Tesla card would use lower spec'ed part, right?

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Originally Posted by saaya

sorry, i dont get it... whats the point of recording a benchmark run?
it looks the same on all hardware...

if we could see the fps, sure, thatd be interesting... but its pretty obvious that they wont show any numbers, and if it would stutter and not run fluently they def would show it either...

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What's more important? Seeing a video of a card from every angle, or actually showing Fermi running something substantial to the public for the first time.

You want numbers on alpha drivers? And then all the ATi trolls and negative people, sorry to say, that includes you being negative in a lot of posts, bash it to hell?

I'm for once am glad to see Fermi in action and looking pretty good too whilst doing it. We've been waiting so long for benchmarks, we can wait a little while longer yet. I'm sure you'd agree. :)

Hopefully more info on the geforce variant will start creeping out now, still wanting to see what the final specs are.

Tim, why are you always so rude to everone, on topic it is great to see fermi finally running, cant wait to see what products we get

live from nvidia CES
http://ispss.istreamplanet.com/nvidia/

jensen: "you can't do a conference by not talking about geforce, nvidia is the geforce company after all. I am happy to tell you that it's in mass production"

Geforce is in Volume Production.

Meh, that was a huge disappointment as far as GF100 info goes, was expecting at least some exaggerated slides or something. But I really enjoyed seeing the UT demo (the game I love) running on the tablets tho. :)