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A physx chip would also need aditional memory chips.
Physics on a GPU is still a joke and it wont change.
Reminds me, aint it about time to axe the analog outputs? (TV-Out). Everyone and their mother got DisplayPort/VGA/DVI/HDMI on their TV and equipment. With VGA being combined with one of the others usually.
With...Quote:
Originally Posted by Seraphiel
Farcry 2
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky
Fallout 3
Project Origin
All coming out this fall...I think we'll be all set for this year...
I'm still wondering what's going on with Alan Wake... the website hasn't been updated since...well.
Can i run 2x GT-280 in SLI with 750w PSU?
fell the power of 512bit & 240 Stream processors
Physics and CUDA all in the same GPU, lovely
I'm still also wondering when we'll finally see Project Offset. :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
I'm kind of hoping we'll see it this year/early next year.
i dont think alan wake will get any love from NV, remember it's a intel's pet. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
offtopic: yap curious today posted same question in another forum,Quote:
Originally Posted by DilTech
what happened to REMEDY team and allan wake, the game that would
use 4 cores?
On topic: no aircooler can Cool GT200!
Get your nitro Kit now, only 99 000 00$
If they were coded ( directing at Crysis in fact) better they would run fab on current top hardware... this is what kills the longetivity of a game : jerky framerates....Quote:
Originally Posted by Nuker_
Really looking forward to mid june... great month and hardware coming up ...
If you would actually understand HOW much is going on in Crysis, then you understand why it doesn't run flatout on todays hardware.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
Crysis does scale well with different hardware, just wait.
Same to you sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by BenchZowner
Don't know what made you quote that but learn to show some forum etiquette...
It wasn't meant to be a shot at him but it turned out that way.
That's because everyone thinks this will be a spruced up G92 with 240 shaders instead of 128. I guess the 9800 series left people with little trust in whatever was dumped on them next..Quote:
Originally Posted by DilTech
Well, to me it looks like you've taken what I said ( note I didn't say you are a jerk, I said don't act like a jerk ) the other way round, probably a round that suits your "purpose" better.Quote:
Originally Posted by LordEC911
I've got nothing against you and I'm not here to flame people.
But the way you expressed your "thoughts" sounded bad.
People can be funny/amusing to other people in two ways... the good way, and the bad way.
The usage of those icons ( emoticons ) help the other party figure which way you meant things easily and quite fast.
My apologies if you felt offended in any way.
Very true. The strengths that the GTX 280 carries will make a notable difference in games such as Crysis. I'm personally interested in what the card(s) make of Age of Conan. Aside from Crysis and EQ2, its the first game I haven't been able to run remotely playable at 1920x1200 without greatly sacrificing IQ.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim
I'm hoping a single PA 120.3 can cool these things though. Imagine needing a loop per gpu :p
I'm most interested in whether this will be the first GPU to saturate PCIe 1.0 bandwidth.
Check this pic out from my contact at nVidia...
280s ready to ship...
hahah i love reading this thread
you can really see who's full of :banana::banana::banana::banana: and who's not ;)
keep it up guys :D:ROTF:
from my interpretation of that image, the PCBs still need to be placed memories, NVIO, SLI conectors and PWM? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Kayin
EDIT: IHS is also missing. :p:
Yeah, I was noticing the same thing...
Interesting though...
Yes, very interesting indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Kayin
Thanks for posting :up:
ok guys, here are the final specs, i.e. real
"The GeForce 280 GTX is based on the GT200 graphics chip and taktet with 602/1.296/1.107 MHz (chip / shader / memory). In addition, the map more than 240 stream processors, a 512 bit wide memory interface and GDDR3 graphics memory.
The power is supplied by a 6-pin and an 8-pin power supply.
The maximum consumption is respectable 236 watts.
The GeForce 260 GTX is also the GT200 GPU to use and stroke rates are 576/999/896 MHz (chip / shader / memory)
The little "brother" of the GTX 280 should be with "only" 192 stream processors and a 448 bit wide memory interface constraints - sets but also on GDDR3 graphics memory.
The maximum consumption is 182 watts NVIDIA.
The prices are at 449 U.S. dollars for the GTX 260 and more than 600 dollars for the GeForce 280 GTX."
translated with google so excuse the grammer.
source; http://www.gamezoom.net/artikel/show...d,1,19210.html
Looks like just a rehash of the other info already floating around. Not sure i'd use respectable as an adjective to 236W :rofl:
GTX 260 @ ~400€ looks very sexy.
Too bad I'm unemployed right now :p:
sorry but couldn't resist...Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Kayin
http://img382.imageshack.us/img382/1...ja280gttr6.jpg
:yepp:
over $600 u.s for the 280..damn going to be around $800 use then
Good photochop, A++++++++ would look at again! Two LOL's up!Quote:
Originally Posted by Loque
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