This is the place I first saw the rumor (translation).Quote:
Originally Posted by paulbagz
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This is the place I first saw the rumor (translation).Quote:
Originally Posted by paulbagz
Only in the best of the best cases...Quote:
Originally Posted by boxleitnerb
It was never to be released this month.Quote:
Originally Posted by HelixPC
lenzfire and Chiphell are basicily the same chart
Swap core labels
3 Stream Processors =1 CUDA core
GK100 was 6 GPC's 2304 SP (768 Cuda)
GK110 is suppose to be double GK104 4 GPC's 1536 SP(512 Cuda)
GK110 would be 8 GPC's 3072 SP (1024 Cuda)
If they switched to Stream processors they won't need to hotclock the shader
Your post makes absolutely no sense.
How that confirms no HotClocks ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Vardant
Edit: Never mind, i though you were talking about core frequency
Why put 1536 cores with 2+GHz into a mainstream part? That card would eat power like crazy and you would have to increase TMUs, ROPs etc. accordingly to accommodate these cores. No way they have 1536 cores and hotclocks at the same time.
If those charts are true, the nv next gen cards will be sweet.
Haven't we seen that info before and now it's just nicely put into a table or?
Anyway from a quick glimpse, those specs looks to be the most realistic that's been presented so far. It's just one thing I find a little amusing, when you compare which cards have 1.5GB/1.75GB VRAM vs 2GB VRAM. :P Well GTX 660 looks like a very good bang-for-buck card that I've been waiting for.
550m² sounds like very large for GK110 though, I can't help wondering what power consumption on a 550m² / 6.4B transistor card would be like. :o The efficiency better be good or we are probably around ~300W barrier but I'd personally bet it's more like 280W.
Oh well I hope at least the GK104 specs are true, Nvidia would sell a lot of those cards no doubt and at 290mm² which is relatively small for Nvidia and probably not too huge TDP rating, maybe 175~189W'ish that I also hope overclocks nicely (I'm thinking up to like 1050~1100MHz ofc depending on the ability to tweak the voltage), the Nvidia could have a big winner there.
I hope 690 comes with more than 1.7gb of video memory, freaking 999$ pretty sure they can squeeze in more memory for that much.
I am traveling so dont really want to read the whole thing instead of youtube...
New - http://semiaccurate.com/2012/02/06/h...plergk104-die/
http://semiaccurate.com/2012/02/01/p...lergk104-fast/
If you read the Expreview article, they say they have take that from Lenzfire. So yes, this is exactly what have been post some days ago on Lenzfire..Quote:
Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD
Wonder how hard it would be to get one of these for a sponsored build :cool:
Looks like GK104 gained some weight since the last time Charlie saw it. :ROTF: I'm sure these double and triple confirmed specs and price will change a dozen times before launch.
Well that's just irritating. Expreview is one of the few sites that I actually really trust, I hope they won't start getting caught up in the rumor spreading just to increase their hitsQuote:
Originally Posted by Lanek
I dont know if the specs are correct but i do expect them to launch in April.
too good to be true???
italian pr confirm april lauch.....
Italian nvidia pr?Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrea deluxe
The specs look believable..not saying its true or fake. If true I'm really dissapointed with the VRAM sizes. Ati has 3GB across the board.
More people have larger res screens now...1.5gb on $400 x60 ti - Very dissapointed
we will see
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Originally Posted by Tenknics
asking a question, would the 448 bit and 512 bit wide buses help alleviate the cards only have 2GB of ram? at least a little bit?
huum posted allready the 2Fev 2012 here when Lenzfire have release this article and, a second time when Expreview have release the article based on Lenzfire article yesterday, closely followed by Fudzilla who have repost the Expreview article.Quote:
Originally Posted by SabreWulf69
If we continue to repost what have allready been posted and discussed for 4 days allready ...