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Thread: NVIDIA GTX 480M "Fermi for laptops"

  1. 05-02-2010, 04:27 AM #1
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    NVIDIA GTX 480M "Fermi for laptops"

    "We had an inkling NVIDIA wouldn't keep the Fermi goodness just to the desktop and here's our first pseudo-official confirmation. Rushing in ahead of any announcements, Eurocom has started listing a GeForce GTX 480M part, replete with 2GB of GDDR5 memory and a $345 markup relative to ATI's Mobility Radeon HD 5870"

    http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/02/n...une-crazy-pow/

    100W TDP really last i recall 5870M had like 50-60w TDP. But then again mobile 5870 is equal to a 5770 in desktop world i wonder how powerful the 480M really is.
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    Pic or it didn't happen. It's just that simple.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle View Post
    Pic or it didn't happen. It's just that simple.
    We've had fermi pics before and it didn't happen.
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    Cool, so it can cause overheating laptops......Dell Burning 8600GT-M part 2
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    Quote Originally Posted by richierich View Post
    Cool, so it can cause overheating laptops......Dell Burning 8600GT-M part 2
    I was thinking the same.

    I recall than something similar happen back in its time when there were a few Prescott infected Notebooks. Who knows what the hell these people are thinking about.
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    So this is a separately designed chip? Can this mean we can see other separately designed chips (aka GF104 -> GTS 450 and such) around this time?
    Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle View Post
    Pic or it didn't happen. It's just that simple.
    Quote Originally Posted by Cold Fussion View Post
    We've had fermi pics before and it didn't happen.
    Sigged!
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    Not sure i totally follow anything you said, but regardless of that you helped me come up with a very good idea....
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    Aha! I don't regard machines installing these as laptops, as I will never want to put any of these on my laps...
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    Can't wait to see the temps of a MacBook Pro with one of these chips
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    Quote Originally Posted by sniper_sung View Post
    Aha! I don't regard machines installing these as laptops, as I will never want to put any of these on my laps...
    They should be called Burntop instead
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    I really hope they come up with a great cooling solution. Would love to see a dual 480m laptop setup. It probably would come with its own generator
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    40nm G92!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cold Fussion View Post
    We've had fermi pics before and it didn't happen.
    zing!
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  15. 05-02-2010, 07:19 AM #15
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    its gonna have to be an underclocked gtx 460
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    considering the price... id say this is either a low voltage gt200 based part, or a low voltage gf100 based part...
    either way, cooling this will be... a challange... even at reduced clocks, reduced voltages and disabled blocks it should be close to 100W tdp...

    i dont buy it tho, eurocom was talking about quadcore laptops way back as well, supposedly based on a q6600, then they talked about dual quadcore laptops... and it was all marketing bs and never happened afaik...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cold Fussion View Post
    We've had fermi pics before and it didn't happen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jaredpace View Post
    40nm G92!
    Exactly what I was thinkin! Since nVidia used the G92 core in just about every "high-end" laptop video solution.
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    Are laptops not hot enough already? Are they going to include another one of those cooking heatsinks on the laptops?
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    Quote Originally Posted by richierich View Post
    Cool, so it can cause overheating laptops......Dell Burning 8600GT-M part 2
    +1
    ...guess someone is making fun of nVidia
    my personal opinion is that we wont ever see a "true" fermi in a laptop,neither Dell nor Apple will risk their reputation as laptop makers just to "show off" a fermi-laptop only to have thousands of laptops exploding all over the world.

    btw if i recall correctly the official propaganda was that fermi was designed for "cuda,scientific stuff etc" not a laptop
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    Quote Originally Posted by ajaidev View Post
    GeForce GTX 480M part, replete with 2GB of GDDR5 memory and a $345 markup relative to ATI's Mobility Radeon HD 5870"
    100W TDP .
    My guess would be a redesigned GTX2xx-series-based part.
    Currently, GTX2xxM high-end parts are still G92-based, so IMO if this piece
    of news is true, then it's more likely to be GTX2xx-based than GF100-series,
    not to mention that lower GTX4xx-series is scheduled later and we didn't
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    100w...

    Go look at a 95w TDP CPU's BOX cooler for an idea of what you need to cool this bohemoth.

    You dont fit that into a 1 inch form factor.
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    I bet GTX 4X0M is GTS 4X0, based on GF104 chip
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    Quote Originally Posted by Olivon View Post
    I bet GTX 4X0M is GTS 4X0, based on GF104 chip
    Yes, probably.

    I'd say G92 but it's DX11
    Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
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