LOL
What old is new.
ATI's X1600 and X1900xxx could CrossFire over PCI Ex. without the cable, that was before the they had bridges.
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LOL
What old is new.
ATI's X1600 and X1900xxx could CrossFire over PCI Ex. without the cable, that was before the they had bridges.
Just 7xxx series rebranded for OEM's
Performance was probably hampered because Intel was screwing with the compiler which would cripple performance on non Intel chip
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From the Techreport article
Microstuttering might be happening but your monitor may cancel it out. Or the otherside is there is no mircostutter but but because of oddball frame rate vs refresh...
AMD dumped it's fabs becaused it cost too much. The New York fab cost 4 billion itself.
Glofo fabs are worth 10 billion plus, so I doubt Nvidia could finance a deal to buy Glofo plus finance the...
lenzfire and Chiphell are basicily the same chart
Swap core labels
3 Stream Processors =1 CUDA core
GK100 was 6 GPC's 2304 SP (768 Cuda)
GK110 is suppose to be double GK104 4 GPC's 1536 SP(512...
yep
Dual processer overclocking?
That was the one of main points of FX Series
The FX Series
The ASUS L1N64-SLI WS was a dual processor board.
One is an Acer AL2216W the other is Samsung T220HD, I'm pretty sure the Samsung is TN.
This has been going on for about a year now and for the longest time I couldn't see much difference in quality.
That was until I got the idea instead of use of using my main monitor an Acer 22" I...
Is this going to start be a "monthly thing" like the AMD cheats?
If it is can we give it a rest for awhile, for like 3 months or so.
700 dollars?:shocked:
x8xx series with only one CF tab?
I don't think so
When the cards are that close usually you have force air in between, especially if you're running them overclocked.
Otherwise you're pulling heat off the back of the other card.
When I was...
Wait until Nvidia 3Q results before saying that
If they take another hit in warranty charges then they might be
Nvidia has already paid $220 million in warranty costs for their little 'packaging'...
Trying to do graphics,phycis and tessellation your going to have to take a hit somewhere
Until you actually figure it out.I went old school and drew it out on graph paper.(The guys with CAD can confirm this.)
With ATI Cypress at 334mm^2(18.2mmx18.2mm plus .8mm border for cutting(19mmx...
Have you done the firmware update
http://www.panasonic.com/announce/updatemytv/info.html
Okay I got it.
Along as there is no(or can disable) the Hydra chip on the mobo.
Four 3200 sp cards would be interesting:shocked:
I was thinking the same
Unforturnatly no.Even with Hydra DirectX limited to 4 GPUs only(not cards).
Load balancing is why they went with 32 (4x8)lanes on Hydra.
They don't have to fill the lanes, but they have enough bandwidth if one card get 100% of the frame
It doesn't break up the frame...
Hydra is wired for 32 lanes and your only rendering a sinlge frame across multiple GPU's
Just because the CPU is limited 16 lanes doesn't mean the board is too.
With Lynnfield you'll have 16 lanes...
You would have sneak into Dreamworks and Pixar to find how well Larrabee is working.
Think more renderfarm then gaming.
From Motley Fool Sept. 12
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