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  1. 05-09-2008, 09:18 AM #1
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    That looks....mangled and confusing.

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    Looks like g80 8800gtx to me.... the nvio is a dead giveaway....
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    Quote Originally Posted by LexDiamonds View Post
    Looks like g80 8800gtx to me.... the nvio is a dead giveaway....
    There should be more memory for it to be a 8800GTX & the GTS had 4 chips left & up with 2 on the right, along with a different power setup.

    Perhaps the NVIO is seperate for the same reasons as in G80 (Die Size/Yields).

    Still seems a bit off though...
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    Quote Originally Posted by LexDiamonds View Post
    Looks like g80 8800gtx to me.... the nvio is a dead giveaway....
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    Quote Originally Posted by LexDiamonds View Post
    Looks like g80 8800gtx to me.... the nvio is a dead giveaway....
    G80 has two six pins one eight and one six. Also the NVIO chip has only 2 mount holes not four.
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    guys why the hell would nvidia pedal backwards and have that chip externally again

    i doubt this is real
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    guys why the hell would nvidia pedal backwards and have that chip externally again
    I don't see why not? Same reason as for G80?
    You were not supposed to see this.
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    Any chance of that thing being a PPU.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    guys why the hell would nvidia pedal backwards and have that chip externally again

    i doubt this is real
    It is not a backwards thing, is just that you have so many transistors and the GPU is so big already that you just move part of the GPU out from it. Then as in G80 we could see a refresh that has just 1 chip solution.
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