is this real? o/c the core 300mhz from 600mhz stock?
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is this real? o/c the core 300mhz from 600mhz stock?
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Last edited by trans am; 10-15-2007 at 12:45 PM.
Default core clock = 600mhz
the 900Mhz its already "Overclok" (GPU-Z SS)
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Last edited by mascaras; 10-15-2007 at 12:54 PM.
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well it would be nice if they used stok cooling![]()
yep , nvidia already confirmed the 1500mhz shader clock
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i have a Q6600 but i'm not counting in the cpu score, i find it stupid that you guys always do that. i'm comparing the 2 scores for the graphics card. and i have the 8800GTS 320MB, the cheapest EVGA one, which i got for $280 off of newegg.
edit: i just re-ran 3dmark06 and you guys can see that my video card while OCed beats the ultra at stock. and my Q6600 is only at 3ghz right now and theirs IS with a Q6600 at 3.6ghz
Run it again with 4xAA and 8xAF, just like what that reviewer did. You also need to realize that while your card may give an Ultra a run for its money, that Ultra is still running stock clock speed. They simply plug it in, install drivers and that's it. You had to spend some time overclocking your GTS to a safe level, and probably used Rivatuner or ATiTools to apply those clocks when Windows starts up.
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Negative , he´s talking about the 8800GT score with Q6600 @ 3600mhz but they used AA x4 & AF
NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT Vs. 8800 Ultra, 3DMark06 Comparison
The guys over at Expertview are sending new set of benchmark scores, this time comparing the GeForce 8800 GT video card to its big brother GeForce 8800 Ultra 768MB. Using Intel Core 2 Quad E6600@3600MHz, nForce 650i Ultra motherboard, 2GB of DDR2 memory at 800MHz with CL5-5-5-15 timings, ForceWare 167.26 beta and Windows XP SP2, the 512MB version of GeForce 8800 GT have reached 9648 marks while the GeForce 8800 Ultra 768MB video card have topped out 11611 marks. Both 3DMark06 runs are performed using 1280x1024 resolution with 4x AA and 8x AF. The GeForce 8800 GT is set to be released on October 29th.
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That SM3.0 score is awfully low for the 8800GT, looks a bit weird.
With a lower bandwidth than the 8800GTS but with a ton more shader power (pretty much GTX level) I would've expected roughly identical SM 3.0/SM2.0 speeds (which is basically where the GTX is at).
Different drivers, different CPUs, but assuming performance scales equally (which I doubt, but this is as close to a direct comparison I can come to):
3dMark06 @ 1280x1024 4xAA/8xAF
8800 GT (512MB) and 8800 GTS (320MB) vs 8800GTX
All scores are ratios of stock 8800GTX performance.
SM2.0 - 8800GT - 85.8%
- 8800GTS - 72.4%
- EVGA 8800GTS OC - 80%
- XFX 8800GTS Fatal1ty - 86%
SM3.0 - 8800GT - 76.1%
- 8800GTS - 72.7% (stock)
- EVGA 8800GTS OC - 80%
- XFX 8800GTS Fatal1ty - 92%
Of course, since these were not done on the same test systems, CPU does take some effect as well as driver differences.
Either way the 8800GT (on a single isolated benchmark of course) is performing as well as a $340 OCed card at a $239-249 price point. And with 512mb of RAM it's going to be a faster card at 2048x1536 and above for most games...assuming either card is even playable at that res :P
Last edited by astrallite; 10-16-2007 at 09:52 PM.
Does anybody know what waterblock will fit on these?
Well, it looks like the etailers are prepping to unload this weekend.
8800GTS 320MB for $239AR
EDIT: even better... $225 from the egg
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I think that's just a GPU-Z bug not recognizing the clock rates under new drivers. With the 167.26 drivers on my Fatal1ty it says under stock core and shader 650mhz and 1600mhz.
Then under core it says 1000mhz and 2462mhz shader, even though I never overclocked this card before. Rivatuner also cannot recognize the clock rates under the new beta driver.
I'm pretty certain under stock cooling both GT and GTS would completely fry at 2.3GHz shader clock =P
Last edited by astrallite; 10-25-2007 at 06:34 PM.
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Lol, the funny thing is, if you took the new 8800GTS (supposed 128SP @ 1500mhz) and jacked it up to 2400MHz (as benchzowner was originally stating about a high end this november @2400mhz shader clock), you'd pretty much have a 1 TFLOP card
Of course I assume to actually pull that off you'd need some watercooling or a triple-slot fan solution, lol.
Actually I doubt the card is capable of reaching that kind of speed anyways so it doesn't matter what kind of cooling you put on it
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