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Originally Posted by saaya
Can you say where from? :)
I would love to know the official price.
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Originally Posted by saaya
Can you say where from? :)
I would love to know the official price.
wonder who gets card number 666/1000, that would be cool :D.
This card.. wow... just sad that its exacly what we need, and only a 1000 will be made
sure if you worship the devilQuote:
Originally Posted by Vivi2
only asus?
evga? others?
I would rather get #7. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by GAR
It's a rogue venture by ASUS themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by NapalmV5
Evga might follow suite since they can't seem to live with themselves unless they're on top of everything that has to do with nvidia.
Yo evga, make me a custom red one!:cool:
How many amps does it require?
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by GAR
This card looks a bit plain for an ASUS card. They always seem to like putting demonic ninjas and other weird :banana::banana::banana::banana: on the coolers. They need to spice it up!
you right......everybody here is seaching this card.... Please god.....just seend me that card.....and I will buy a chernobyl plant to use it :p :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Movieman
love the look of this card
I must say I'd buy 2 if they were readily available. I wonder if the current 295 waterblocks would fit them...
why say thatQuote:
Originally Posted by GAR
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Originally Posted by Kinc
Seriously.. what is that second fan above the cpu pot attached to? It looks like a flying saucer
it is blowing on the PWM heatsink :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gumballguy
how? the default 295 pcb is not 512bit... and no, look at the shape of the pcb, i dont think its the same pcbQuote:
Originally Posted by Slovnaft
good point... either that or quadsli... otherwise 2 gtx285 cards in sli will probably clock better, or at least cost less, notably less :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG
sweet, so this is far from the top... cant wait for some serious action... too bad you wont be at computex... but i take it you will clock these during computex time? or when can we expect new world records? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Kinc
its sitting on one of the screws of the pot :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gumballguy
wow monster card indeed... wish i had 2 of them for some fun hehe
The mainstream standard today is 512Mb GDDR, so most games are designed with this in mind (you might have to lower the settings depending on the game etc..)
I dont know if theres any game, even on a 30" and 8x AA that actually uses more than 1Gb GDDR....The bottleneck is usually elsewhere, other than vRAM capacity (1gb).
I cant envision 1Gb per GPU being an bottleneck, much less 2Gb x2. Whe the time comes that >1Gb is used by games the gtx295 march will be obsolete imo.
I may be out of the loop but I think its just for average joe braggin rights.
Do any review show improvements with 2Gb ram per GPU over 1Gb ? Including multi card extreme setup and game settings ?
Amazing bit of kit.
What the 295 should have been from the beginning, without a doubt.
The large 2gb per chip could be great for high aa+tex in quad sli or cuda related work.
Does this use Solid State parts to eliminate the whine coming from the chokes that is quite audible over the sound of the fan (and the rest of the computer's fans) that starts to happen and gets louder when under increasing load?
your out of the loop, more frame buffer helps a lot in sli. dont ask me why, but it helps, quite significantly, in high res in AA sli...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tonucci
btw, the card doesnt use nf200! LOL
thats really interesting :D
http://www.techpowerup.com/img/09-05-28/2a.jpg
http://www.techpowerup.com/img/09-05-28/2b.jpg
5phase digital pwm per gpu! thats 2 phases more than the 295 dual or single pcb! :banana:
PLX or Lucid Hydra?
Yes... By what means do the 2 cards communicate?
seems to be smaller than the plx chip on 4870x2... could be a new chip though
PLX
IDT
Hydra
could be any of those 3... but i think most likely its plx...