what are you talking about??? those numbers are completely plausible.....
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It doesn't matter how many times u tell it. This thread will grow up to 50 pages full of rumors until 6th April arrives... :p:
for comparison a i7 940 + 4870 1gig scores only X4124
and a GTX 280 with a 3ghz q9450 (similar CPU score) scores only X4822 http://service.futuremark.com/result...eResultType=19
:shocked: this card will be a beast
I always love Perkam making us anxcious for the 6th of april. :D
Maybe its his birthday? xD
in all fairness they should sell a few thousand of these before the release at 2x the price, cause theres gotta be some people who will pay a premium just to say they were the first
if you go into the links and to the original forum they have a few more benchmarks
clocks/ram: gpu score
stock 850/975: 4386
925/1025: 4906
950/1075: 5068
1000/1125: 5334
cpu score was ~10500 for all tests except the last where it was 11373. im not sure if that scaling is way too fast for the small increases in mhz
which do u think will clock higher and reach 1ghz core clock a 4890x2 or 2 4890s ?
Internal improvements
sorry for delaying photos, i waiting for permission of ASUS
But some new info:
I have complete PDF slides for new graphic cards ... dont ask me for publish anything!
proof:
http://i40.tinypic.com/358z6dt.png
1. Spec are : 55nm RV790, 800 SP, 850/3900MHz, Power consuption in 2D is better then 4870, in 3D os higher (no internal improvements RBEs, ROPs, SPs)
2. Layout change of PCB is not because more SP or higher Performance, but new Power savings profiles ... card is really cool in 2D
3. You can OC every card to 1 GHz on GPU, and you can to change Voltage too! ! !
Pics today
AMD Radeon HD4890 priced at £230 @Novatech.co.uk
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=17721Quote:
Following pictures of the GPU, a look at its specification, and pre-order listings down in New Zealand, we've now been dealt an even bigger hint suggesting that AMD's Radeon HD 4890 is imminent.
Novatech.co.uk, a UK-based etailer, is listing PowerColor's Radeon HD 4890 1GB with a price tag of £229.99. That's around £50 more than PowerColor's Radeon HD 4870 1GB, and pretty much what we were expecting in terms of pricing.
http://img.hexus.net/v2/news/amd/novatech-4890.jpg
What's interesting is that Novatech claims to have 100 of the cards arriving tomorrow, presumably in the hope of fulfilling orders sooner rather than later.
However, we've been expecting the card to arrive sometime in April, so we're putting this down as an error on Novatech's part, for now. Either way, AMD's Radeon HD 4890 is just around the corner, and it's very likely to be priced around the £230 mark.
<<Nice looking items arrived in Novatech warehouse>>
http://forum.novatech.co.uk/showthread.php?p=81837