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    Quote Originally Posted by Sentential View Post
    The 8800GT was comparable to the 8800GTX clock for clock; we're not seeing anything close in that regard, this chip in no way has clock parity between it and the GTX480.
    I'm sorry man but you have obviously never owned both cards. I have a pair of 8800gtx's and a 8800gt and at stock the 8800gtx is a solid 15% faster when you match the clock speed the 8800gtx is about 20% (or more faster). Even with ocing the 8800gt was never as fast as the 8800gtx not to mention the mem difference because lets face it 512mb just does not cut it (unless you game at 1280x1024) were as 768mb can still hold it down at anything around 1680x1050. I see what you are getting at though, the 8800gt was a sweet card for the money, heck thats why I bought one. but it was never a 8800gtx.

    I think that the GTX 460 1GB will be great card if they price it like they did the 8800gt at around the 200-250 range. the card is a little faster then the GTX 465 at stock and will OC to a stock (or slightly oced) GTX 470 for 100-150 dollars less. Thats a sweet deal. and WAY better than the 5830 which is what it is competing against.

    i am a little curious as to why they are coming out with this new card so soon considering it makes the GTX 465 total garbage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] hipno650 View Post
    I think that the GTX 460 1GB will be great card if they price it like they did the 8800gt at around the 200-250 range. the card is a little faster then the GTX 465 at stock and will OC to a stock (or slightly oced) GTX 470 for 100-150 dollars less. Thats a sweet deal. and WAY better than the 5830 which is what it is competing against.

    i am a little curious as to why they are coming out with this new card so soon considering it makes the GTX 465 total garbage.
    200$ would be pretty good, more than 225$ feels like they arnt trying to make ATI do any real price cutting

    and the 465 was a garbage 480 anyway, any return from those is a good return.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Manicdan View Post
    more than 225$ feels like they arnt trying to make ATI do any real price cutting
    they aren't. companies win when they make money, not when their competition loses money.

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    GTX 460 overclocking

    Well, this time to blast results, GTX460 exposure overclocking results!

    Last is to help a friend sent photos of a GTX460's true identity, did not expect a lot of media outlets. The deep sea is also a friend in Europe sent a GTX460 overclocked to run after the sub-graph

    Looks like there still no news, I start clicking

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    Ask him to download GPU-Z 0.4.4

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    Graphics segment is in a total mess both sides, thats why I've decided to wait until gen 2 (even 3 if its needed) of DX11 hardware.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ket View Post
    Graphics segment is in a total mess both sides, thats why I've decided to wait until gen 2 (even 3 if its needed) of DX11 hardware.
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    indeed these are first gen Dx11 cards and have a lot of old DX10 technology inside them.
    new architectures for DX11 should performance better.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Helloworld_98 View Post
    impatient much?
    Well, he waited 9 months for it.

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    According to DonanimHaber, GTX 460 192-bit version is 200$ and 256-bit 230$.

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    That's lower than the MSRP of 8800GT IIRC. And apparently it overclocks like crazy too.

    Quote Originally Posted by josiahsuarez @ nvn
    well look what we have here (nana2)

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    East Asia has already demonstrated the graphics chip was a GTX-460 test card (768 MB, 192 bit) without increasing the core voltage with 830 MHz still stable, with a slight voltage boost 900 MHz were even possible. This brought the map around 8000 points (3DMark Vantage Extreme), outperforming even a 300 € expensive GeForce GTX 470 . The latter will create about 7650 points.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Olivon View Post
    According to DonanimHaber, GTX 460 192-bit version is 200$ and 256-bit 230$.
    That would make more sense to consumers. I don't think nvidia brings much profit from these cards at those prices tho.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ket View Post
    Graphics segment is in a total mess both sides, thats why I've decided to wait until gen 2 (even 3 if its needed) of DX11 hardware.
    And how is it "messed" up?

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    So... GTX460:

    A) WASSUP!
    B) ICH DON'T THINK SO!

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    ^^ 224 shaders and 24 rops seems gpu-z screwed

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    GTX 460 768 Mo listed at Geizhals. First price : 206€

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    A friend of mine in HK who work in a NVidia partner corporation told me :

    GTX460 DDR5 1024MB 256bit 229.00$
    GTX460 DDR5 768MB 192bit 195.00$

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    We want benches.


    The existance of a 768MB/192bit version still puzzles me

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    Quote Originally Posted by mAJORD View Post
    We want benches.


    The existance of a 768MB/192bit version still puzzles me
    There will be two GTX 460s
    http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...tx+460&x=0&y=0

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    I'd call the 256bit/1gb version GTX460 and the 192bit/768mb version GTS460
    Are we there yet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clairvoyant129 View Post
    And how is it "messed" up?
    DX11 performance is poor to average at best nomatter the card. As always with every new generation the new technology is merely introduced, it doesn't start really performing until the 2nd generation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luka_Aveiro View Post
    I'd call the 256bit/1gb version GTX460 and the 192bit/768mb version GTS460
    historically that isn't how it works. the different titles are used to represent something important, and extra memory chips don't count.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bamtan2 View Post
    historically that isn't how it works. the different titles are used to represent something important, and extra memory chips don't count.
    So 1 having 256bit membus and the other having a 192 isnt important? Id say that is a big enough diffrence for them having diffrent titles.

    And diffrent titles dont always mean an important diffrence. The Geforce 6800GT and 6800Ultra where the same thing except for the Ultra having higher clocks.
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    historically, what has nvidia done with gpus that are identical except ram, or has that not happened yet and so we cant assume anything

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    Quote Originally Posted by Manicdan View Post
    historically, what has nvidia done with gpus that are identical except ram, or has that not happened yet and so we cant assume anything
    Wasnt the default 7800GTX 256MB? And the faster clocked 512MB (with that big cooler) was called the 7800GTX512 and the only diffrence was more ram and higher clockspeeds?
    But like said with these 460 there is more diffrence then just the ram the membus is wider.
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