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put this in the other 7900 topic thinger....prolly belongs here too...
http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/819...secret15tz.jpg
Could most def be fake...but mixed with those clocks...the 7600gt could be quite interesting.
Edit: Realized this prolly means 12pipes, and now they're talking about the lesser ALU they've had all along.
Leadtek 7600GT
http://forums.hardwarezone.com/showt...8#post17690020Quote:
Originally Posted by denniszz
Wow...nice.
Perkam
I opened and see 2x 7300 GS by POV....
Firtsly they have different colour pcb(green/black)
2.Different pcb construction
3.The memory were on different places
4.the cooler was different too
7600GT pic & specs
http://www.anandtech.com/tradeshows/...spx?i=2709&p=2
ITs gone. Not a suprise, Anandtech likes to play like thisQuote:
Originally Posted by onethreehill
Nda
http://forums.hardwarezone.com/showt...z#post17699970Quote:
Originally Posted by denniszz
Link is working :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pinnacle
Quote:
Originally Posted by onethreehill
Its working, but its not displaying the info on the 7300/7600 those pages are missing.
Somewhat interesting that it shows Winfast PX7600GT brand name instead of the generic name.
Also seems kinda low of a score (for the clocks anyway). An A64 at 1.8GHz will do that I guess.
6,2k in '05 not too big for this card, also it needs Sandiego@2.6 for little..
the link onethreehill posted now links to pics of AM2 motherboards.
theinq has a pic and some clocks of the EVGA 7600GT OC.
pic:
http://www.theinquirer.net/images/articles/e7600.jpg
their clocks:
600/1580.
1.4ns ram.
dual DVI, no power connector and a small copper GPU cooler not bad i wonder about the temps.
and theinq thinks that thsi card is using 256bit memory interface
:rolleyes: but remember it is theinq were talking about.t.
It "seems" lol... They can tell this just by looking at the picture? :eek:Quote:
It seems to use the 256-bit memory interface.
cant be 256bit the score is to low for it.
onethreehill posted a 3dmark05 score of a 7600GT clocked at 510 or 610 (not to clear on that) lets say the card in the score onethreehill posted had 600 core 1400 mem then the score is to low for 12 pipes 256bit mem.
i did a lil googling and found a chart on a dutch forum of people that overclocked their 12 pipe 256bit 6800GS.
with core speeds between 530-550 and mem speeds between 1250 to 1350 they scored between 6400 to 6700 3dmarks05.
so the score posted a few posts above would b to low for a 12 pipe 256bit card witht hem clocks.
although the guy that benched the 7600GT used a 3000+ and i dunno what clocks the CPU had i doubt it could bottleneck so badly.
Remember that with the 128-bit interface, 3dmark05 score does not represent real world gaming numbers...plus it has a ways to go in overpowering Nvidia's own 6800GS.
Perkam
If it's true, it may be on par with the 6800GS.Quote:
It is faster than both the 6600 GT and ATI's X1600XT and will even knock spots off the 6800GT. It seems to use the 256-bit memory interface.
http://www.theinq.com/?article=30100
ya i think 3dmark05 score wise will score like a non overclocked 6800GS.
in games without AA etc i think it will b around the 6800GS to.
Well, Single-Channel BH-5 and a Crappy 3000+ Venice here...
6800GS score :P
http://darksky.home.sapo.pt/6652.JPG
Stock cooled, even that crappy stock thermal paste...
I believe the grand advantage of the 7600GT will be the price that will lower rappidly...
CeBIT06: (Passive) GeForce 7600 GT
http://www.computerbase.de/news/hard...force_7600_gt/
Leadtek 7600GT Benched @ 620/820
http://www.geocities.com/clon22/Benc...k03_620820.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/clon22/Benc...k05_620820.jpg[/QUOTE]
http://forums.hardwarezone.com/showthread.php?t=1240720
wow....
620/820 on stock cooler?
even fi not nice numbers.