Knowledge you know, or guess? If knowledge... no release date at that time? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim
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Knowledge you know, or guess? If knowledge... no release date at that time? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim
At best it's a demo where they show no card or FPS and but claim it's a Kepler inside the case. :rolleyes:
What would the number of FPS tell you exactly, when they are benchmarking a part of an unreleased game(Aliens Colonial Marines)? It will be obviously running smoothly.
Sorry I should have added it's just a wild guess, I think it's probably right though.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenTiger
Fun times ahead people. Can't wait to get my hands on two high-end NVIDIA GPUs...(and also can't wait to have some fun with those ATI fanboys;))
The thing that Gearbox is showing off is most likely Borderlands 2. I know they showed it off at PAX and they gave away free Borderlands 2 codes (I got to score one). So if anyone that is going to that you might get lucky :D
Fake, posted by the same guy who got banned from Chiphell for posting fake slides, using different accountQuote:
Originally Posted by BHD
I never understood what do people get from posting fabricated information, this really baffles me
Yeah I'm in the same boat as you mate, they have some weird kicks and pretty much I dont read much into it at all.
It gets them (and their sites) a lot of temporary attention, though in some instances people are just fed faulty info as a way to catch the leakersQuote:
Originally Posted by kuroikenshi
Money ?Quote:
Originally Posted by kuroikenshi
Because they win 100,000,000 theoretical dollars
Same reason they hack in competitive gaming. Some kind of e-penis enlargement I suppose. Never could get to the psychological bottom of this. :shrug:
page hits for the forum/site which can turn into advertisement revenue maybeQuote:
Originally Posted by jam2k
There's a lot of reason, this is one....Quote:
Originally Posted by Manicdan
Ur sure? I wouldnt make big words out of air. You can be the one they will laugh at in the end... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by solofly
Nah, it's fun trolling lamers in stale games like MW3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erklat
I heard at PDX lan they only showed Tegra 3 and Borderlands 2. Bummer.
Indeed they did... never was a really solid push as to them showing Kepler but I certainly was keeping my fingers crossed.Quote:
Originally Posted by CARDB0ARDfoxx
Nvidia in for a tough year, pressure on both high end and low end ? - VRZone
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The GK100 'Kepler' and its GK110 follow on were supposed to wrest that lead back to Nvidia, just a month or two from now. However, right now it looks a gone case, at least for the next half year. For whatever reasons, the GK104 upper mid-range part, a follow on to the GeForce 560 family, is now the top-end part to launch, and it can't - I mean can't - win over the HD7970 in any meaningful use. That role was reserved for the GK100 and follow ons.
Thermals/power and yield then. nVidia not learning from previous big-die mistakes?
Ouch, there goes competition... :shakes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Olivon
:(, indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kuroimaho
NVIDIA Kepler Rumored to Debut in Mid-March - EXPreview
Original thread :Quote:
Most of the current rumors suggested that NVIDIA is going to launch its Kepler in April. However, one of our forum friend phk posted an article, "During the week of March 15th, there comes with spot goods, NVIDIA won’t follow AMD in spite of tight schedule."
Though phk doesn’t indicate what products will debut, in compliance with our previous experience, we infer it will be NVIDIA Kepler graphics cards. In addition, what models of Kepler will launch are not reveal as well. That’s to say, Kepler will be one month ahead of the existing rumor launch time.
http://bbs.expreview.com/thread-49522-1-1.html
No PDXLAN teaser -> April launch at best.