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5970 @1GHz performs similar performance to GTX 295 Quad SLI
"ATI yine yeniden Dünya'nın en hızlı ekran kartına sahip firma oluyor. Bu videomuzda HD 5970'i 1GHz'e hız aşırtıyor, rakipleriyle çarpıştırıyoruz!.."
Video review
http://www.donanimhaber.com/Video.aspx?Id=1337
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I hope 5950/fermi comes soon, 5970 too expensive $700 not worth it :shakes:
5970 is $600. Don't know where you got 700 from unless it's a custom.
Also it's way cheaper than getting 2 5870's and I don't see how it's not worth it if it performs similar to 2 GTX295's? :confused: Sounds like a good deal to me.
@Vit^pr0n do u know 5970 is not in stock anywhere and if it is in stock, nerds buy them up in seconds. I found one in ebay for $733 and if the yield of 5970 does not improve i'll have to pay around $700 to get it.
Nerds? Wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaidev
Yes, they're hard to find. It's a flagship model like 2 weeks after release. Calm down, it'll get better.
Still doesn't make the card not worthy of a purchase. The 5970 isn't going anywhere and isn't going to have competition for months. What's the rush? Blame TSMC for the stock. ATi have said that stock will get better in the coming weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaidev
they will be in stock again soon there is a lack of chips since tsmc did a re-tune so it knocked a week or 2 out of the chip line and there was a shortage before that. but the new yeilds should be better.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaidev
i also dont see why this is a surprise to any1 its exactly the same as 2x5870 once u clock it up
295 sli beats 5970 in crysis lol but the 5970 is looking good think its time to sell my 295 and get a 5970 will my 700w psu run with i7 ok ?
If you've been having no issues with your GTX295 on that PSU you'll be fine. The 5970 uses a tad more watts ( 20-30 ) according to reviews so you're fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan7777
That's nuts. 1 5970 (2 gpus) vs 2 cards (4 gpus). The 5970 really needs some water cooling and you'll be laughing.
The 8+8 pin version should be amazing.
8+8 pin ?Quote:
Originally Posted by takamishanoku
Seems this is mostly true in the cases where quad-sli doesn't give much benefit over a single 295
PCIe connectors, it means it'll be able to take 375w reliably.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan7777
Yeah but can you link to a source with the 8+8 card?
its not out yet
I know, but there has to be some sneak peaks out there?Quote:
Originally Posted by OutSider
third party's like XFX (which will probably be the one who releases it) don't generally leak anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by nullface
It's 600$ in the US, in other countries its up to 50% more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vit^pr0n
It's between $970-1080 AUD over here in Australia right now! Crazy aye especially when our currency is 90c USD = $1 AUD.Quote:
Originally Posted by naokaji
Guess their drivers are getting better, 5870 in CF and 5970 used to have lower numbers.
Can't wait for 9.12! :up:
Why did Ati "release" all of their stuff and then it's not available for months?
Blame TSMC.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrcape
they probably didn't count the lameness of tmsc and its 40nm product creating power :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by mrcape
I thought it was said earlier...its the Nerds faultQuote:
Originally Posted by zalbard
http://media.gamerevolution.com/imag...rrior_nerd.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by BiFfMaN
man, look at that smug 'i have a 5970' look on his face.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brick
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Originally Posted by Helloworld_98
You guys arent the only ones looking into 8+8pin configs.
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On the other hand, we had the potential to fill a 400W power budget with performance, so we were considering using two 8-pin connectors and pushing this thing to its limits.
MOAR HERE: http://blogs.amd.com/play/2009/11/19...hics-card-amd/Quote:
Ultimately, we went with a hybrid approach. We decided to appeal to the broader market and use a 6-pin + 8-pin power connector, but use the components from the 400W board design. We squeezed as much performance as we could out of the 300W, and left all the rest of the headroom as overclocking potential for you guys. Its kind of like our Black Edition CPUs, where the premium chips are picked and shipped with unlocked multipliers so that you guys can overclock the @#$* out of them.
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Originally Posted by mikeyakame
What the hell is going on ? Australia ?
I bet it will reach 1200$ !!
AMD feared Nvidia so asked TMSC for making few GPU chip.i don't think we should blame TMSC.TMSC could make more than this.
Yeah, because it's better for AMD to sell 10 000 cards for $400 than 100 000 cards for $329, not..Quote:
Originally Posted by behrouz
It's better to sell 10,000 cards for $400 than 10,000 cards and 90,000 imaginary cards for $329...:yawn:Quote:
Originally Posted by marten_larsson
I believe his argument was that AMD want TSMC to reduce supply to inflate prices which sounds like pure rubbish to me. Why on earth would they want that?Quote:
Originally Posted by tdream
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Originally Posted by mikeyakame
It's always like that though.
Businesses never pass on the savings when the dollar is excellent, they just gouge the market as hard as possible for as long as possible.
Even when the dollar is average they are still making a fair markup vs what you could get your own delivered.
Obviously running costs/taxes come into play but even with them its still terrible.
If newegg shipped AND added on a $200 processing fee for O/S people it would still be cheaper to put it into perspective for a 5970
I'm not sure if it's the same reason in Aus, but in Canada the retailers pay higher taxes as do the distributors, and there is no cheap way to ship in bulk into Canada, so that's an added cost as well, even though we've been averaging an exchange of .95-.98 of the american dollar, we're not that close to being 1-1 on prices. How are the Tariffs, brokerage, duties, etc over there ?Quote:
Originally Posted by R31Nismoid
Well let me start off by saying that i was once a ati fanboy, and yes they release new cards every week and they are good for the level minded gamer, but for anything more there worthless. Let me explain why, first off about a year and a half ago i had a pair of 4870x2 in quadfire = expensive pieces of dung not only did i got through 4 cards in total the most i was able to squeeze of them was 24k on vantage performance setting! about 6 months ago i got a pair of MSI single pcb gtx295's for $470 each new!!! and off the bat with slight overclocks i squeezed out 32k with phsyx off and 40k with physx on in vantage, i desimate all games, trust me, the cards came stock at 576 core, but for every day use i run a 680 and for benchmark only at 690 and thats with stock air cooling, and if you dont believe me check my build out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53Kg44P88wg
and my latest upgrades:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfbX9itqyz8
and it gets better, cause when i herd ati was gonna release the 5970, i told myself its time to upgrade but not when i saw this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Np4B9pDoqz8
i know there at stock clocks but are you serious? these cards cant out perform cards that have been out for sale more than a year now, even tho there overclocked?????
P.S. if i were to go water on the gtx295's ill be in the 36k or more i doubt 5970 at 1ghz in crossfire could get there, and please dont tell me its cause of the drivers.... cause im still waiting for the drivers everyone promised on my 4870x2's lol ati cards scale horribly
My god,Quote:
Originally Posted by AgoniesFury
-1 for taking 3Dmark seriously as a gamer
-1 for mentioning Physics
-1 for comparing something the OP wasn't about (you comparing OC'ed GTX 295's to stock 5970 when the OP is about stock GTX 295's vs 1GHz 5970)
-1 for reviving a thread
-1 for for saying ATi drivers suck when nvidia are even worse when it comes to drivers.
-5 in all
All buyers are nerds, all those who failed to buy one are just slow nerds.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaidev
-1 for being a fanboy (ATI then, nvidia now)Quote:
Originally Posted by Helloworld_98
-6 all
Same post at a different forum -----> http://www.pakgamers.com/forums/hard...tml#post632779Quote:
Originally Posted by AgoniesFury
Seem like a troll to me.
Agonies, you fail.
Who take vantage as an indicator of 3D Performance? 3DMark is biased, don't you see the PhysX logo's everywhere?
I used to own an 8800 GTS 640MB, wonderful card. It eventually died of the massive heat the G80 core put out. So, I bought an ATI 4850. Again, an amazing card at the time. I paid $150 for it vs. the $400 I layed down for that 8800 GTS. The 8800 GTS was the biggest waste of money I've ever spent on computer parts.
PS: Tagan PSU's suck.
Thread closed. Everyone silently point and laugh at the troll.