i also don't think they would have 19x12 as a res on something professional.they would use 1900x1200.
i also don't think they would have 19x12 as a res on something professional.they would use 1900x1200.
uhh mr. awesome! in the picture green area page2 and page4 look at the first picture.if faker that stupid why second and fourth page?
I don't understand what you mean.
but they are still fake, a pisspoor job too.
If you want I could fake some then post them on the net.
I'll show the weirdly long page site how it's done
of course my fakes would be researched and based upon specualtion and ATI's own graphs from this year.
Everything would be exact with no poor mismatches, ie; the out of place res on the pic on the fake graph
or the childlike bar graphs. Maybe I would select a better quantative analysis measure
Last edited by Jowy Atreides; 06-11-2008 at 08:53 AM.
loook i'm faker and bad one ok?I'll make first page and second page 1 and 2 got me why second and fourth page?do you believe amd gives to dh these pics in a professional way?
regardsNVIDIA shakened by Radeon HD 4800, lowers prices?
Written by Andreas G 11 June 2008 18:53
It seems that NVIDIA believed that RV770 would only have 480 shader processors, and only be a modest upgrade of the RV670 core. This is suppose to be one of the reasons for the rather high prices of the GeForce GTX cards, that and the ridiculous manufacturing costs. Now that it has been unveiled that RV770 does not have 480 shader processors, but rather 800, it seems NVIDIA might lower the price of the GeForce GTX 260 to make it a bit more appealing in comparison to Radeon HD 4870. We're hearing $399 from more than one source, but we're also hearing that Radeon HD 4870 might not come as cheap as hoped, $349. The GeForce GTX prices are expected to stay put for a long time, but AMD has every possibility to lower the prices of its new graphics cards, if sales are slow, without losing much money.
http://www.nordichardware.com/news,7853.html
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alright forget the page numbers.faker is not stupid he's insane it seems because he used second and fourth.these pics could be non-permitted, copy, reconst. but today i saw two tests, don't know fake or not but these cards will be great i'm sorry just drop it.
Last edited by 22JHP; 06-11-2008 at 09:03 AM.
I hate these nVidia and ATI Quick-Performance overview charts. It's so hard to understand. And I thought my chart was worst.
Detailed to the maxed!
Last edited by clayton; 06-11-2008 at 09:06 AM.
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yeah, ATI uses percentile grading.
They always have as far as I can remember
http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/Arti.../xf_vs_sli.jpg
http://www.techarp.com/article/AMD/S.../Spider_05.jpg
percentages and not point based like nvidia.
Last edited by Jowy Atreides; 06-11-2008 at 09:09 AM.
@Jowy Atreides: U are comparing the official slides w/ some leaked ones. Thats just BS.
And no, i wont type "you" in the future just cause u would like it.
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let me guess, you do?
(everyone around here is under nda apparently)
Well, I'd fire whoever made them for sure.
Or at least i'd give them my old QAFB notes and teach them how to use a computer better than a child with excel charts
Please, type "you" in future. I'm not using textspeak so show the same courtesy
Yes, i did and i do have AMD NDA documents.
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Just because they look like rubbish it doesnt mean that its a fake. If the reader, which opend this document has eg a lower resolution it looks like that. And then this slide has been cut and so on.
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i'll bet making charts is not the amd guys only job, so he make the dam charts and got back to what he likes to do
This thread has been more entertaining then educational. It seems that for everyone to not know what all the real specs are that it would be hard to know so indefinitly what is fake.
So this is what I have got from this thread.....Nobody knows what the true specs are of the card but tons of ppl know what the specs are not. Seems then you could subtract everything you know the card isnt from all posabilities and then you would have what the card is.....hrm...very interesting.
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RV770 = 800 SP / 32 or 40 TMU / 16 ROP / 256-bit external/512-bit internal
HD 4850 = 625MHz w/ 512MB GDDR3 @ 2GHz
HD 4870 = 750MHz w/ 512MB GDDR5 @ 3.6GHz
The only thing we don't know exactly is performance. The specs are pretty well known, the only thing I am not sure about is the number of TMUs.
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