Congratulations on your MSI HD5870 Lightning / Gigabyte HD5870 Super OC! :clap::eleph:
Enjoy the fastest single GPU card on the planet for the rest of the first half of this year!
edit: except for the last month, maybe.
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Exactly
And I think at this point anyways, if Nvidia is still deciding on clocks, I wouldn't be surprised if the shader count isn't set so a GTX 360/380 naming scheme might be pointless to argue about
This card feels a lot like GT200... as in it's great performance, but it won't shine until the refresh/when yields are better (a'la GTX280 -> GTX 285)
You believe a 1ghz Cypress will outperform a GTX 380? This sounds more like wishful thinking from an AMD executive. From 850 to 1000 you get at best 15% performance increase which shouldn't be enough to bring down GTX 380.
Of course, if you mean GTX 380 won't come out till November, then...
Speak for yourself :p:, I really think this is the GTX 360, as I've predicted GTX 380 to be like 10% slower than HD 5970, I've also predicted GTX 360 to be like 10~15% faster than HD 5870 due to the rather laid back amount SPs (why nvidia will release an updated GTX 360 with slightly higher SPs later when HD 5890 arrives so it will keep that slight edge over the competitor in performance. I don't think if these results are GTX 360 would be anything special, it's what nvidia needs at minimum to be somewhat successful competing with a big chip that has to be priced high (if GTX 360 had been like 20~30% faster I'd see it as an awesome achievement) so it can be priced at $399 which I think is the targeted launch price for GTX 360. GTX 380 I'd expect to have $599 ~ $649 in MSRP which will probably drive HD 5970 costs down a 50~$100 rather quickly.
Well if you're talking about a GTX 380 that's 10% slower than a HD5970 and a GTX 360 that's 15% faster than a 5870 then there's very little difference between those cards anyway. 5970 is 140x when 5870 is 100x, so your estimates put GTX 360 at 115x and GTX 380 at 125x, which puts the difference between 360 and 380 at 7 percent. I don't think that's possible.
If the card in question is indeed 360, I would say that 380 would be at least head to head with 5970 which I believe will not be the case.
Well ya it does not but full availability will be around mid-late Q2
show me where I said november? I said first half of 2010. a 395 won't show up in stores until H2.
Launch is currently in March. nvidia doesn't do hard launches anymore so put that availability mid of April, somewhere in May sounds way more reasonable for any real retail availability.
Not in most circumstances, though I do believe the difference won't be enough to justify a $100 price difference.
I am pretty confident that AMD knows the performance of GF100 and even they will tell you that GF100 has to be faster.Quote:
This sounds more like wishful thinking from an AMD executive. From 850 to 1000 you get at best 15% performance increase which shouldn't be enough to bring down GTX 380.
Ofcourse I don't mean that...It'll be a whole different world come NovemberQuote:
Of course, if you mean GTX 380 won't come out till November, then...
well great and all that but you don't seem to be following what you yourself have said. You said that a 1ghz Cypress would be the fastest single gpu card for the whole of 2010, and my reply was based on that claim.
edit: oops... you said first HALF, I got it as whole 2010, sorry, my bad
So when is the NDA over?? Just "sunday" is rather vague.
Sunday in what timezone?
There is probably an NDA for the expiration of the actual NDA :p:
well.. 4 hours to go here too.. wonder if I should be the first to posts the full specs of GF100/GF104 or not.. before the NDA lifts.
Its 1am here lol 17th is here
someone pls post something