NVIDIA to upgarade GTX 260 in mid-September

[spursindonesia]

$houldn't we differentiate beetween partially locked chip$ with differently binned/$tepping chip$ ? $orry, i'll be haunting you guy$ with the dollar $ymbol til my replacement KB arrive$. :p

[Shadowmage]

$houldn't we differentiate beetween partially locked chip$ with differently binned/$tepping chip$ ? $orry, i'll be haunting you guy$ with the dollar $ymbol til my replacement KB arrive$. :p

Dude, just do what I did: cut an "s" and just paste it whenever you need to use it :p

[NaMcO]

$houldn't we differentiate beetween partially locked chip$ with differently binned/$tepping chip$ ? $orry, i'll be haunting you guy$ with the dollar $ymbol til my replacement KB arrive$. :p

[Tonucci]

Dude, just do what I did: cut an "s" and just paste it whenever you need to use it :p

lol at first glance I thought It was an subtle bash at nvidia, meaning they are greedy and that it was too costly to produce two different chips instead of just cutting down fully fledged chips

[Sr7]

So Nividia is doing to these that they did to the 8800's. Make a 8800GTS 640mb card, then upgrade the shaders to 112 making it faster.

Sucks for all the people who just bought a GTX260 tho ..

Why's it suck? That's like saying anyone who buys a car today gets screwed vs. the people who buy next year's model.

When has there ever been a guarantee that your hardware would never get outdated? This is computer hardware!!

[natty]

Why's it suck? That's like saying anyone who buys a car today gets screwed vs. the people who buy next year's model.

When has there ever been a guarantee that your hardware would never get outdated? This is computer hardware!!

exactly

its been 2 months since gtx260 was released

[Sr7]

exactly

its been 2 months since gtx260 was released

And about 3 months after the 8800GTX came out the 8800Ultra came out. I guess the GTX users got screwed?

It's just called progress. Early adopters know very well they're always paying a premium. iPhone ring a bell?

[Swatrecon_]

And about 3 months after the 8800GTX came out the 8800Ultra came out. I guess the GTX users got screwed?

It's just called progress. Early adopters know very well they're always paying a premium. iPhone ring a bell?

I thought that was more like 6 months, but whatever.

yea... http://techreport.com/articles.x/12379/1

[Sr7]

I thought that was more like 6 months, but whatever.

yea... http://techreport.com/articles.x/12379/1

Ah yes, my mistake. Still.. if it were the next week I'd understand, but it's not.

I bought my 9700 pro right before the 9800 pro came out. I didn't consider myself *screwed*. I could've waited.. no one forced my hand. I just didn't want to wait when the launch could be pushed back.

I guess this just reminds me of the whole thing where people get mad because they buy a card right before it gets refreshed. No guarantees. Besides, if the RV770 hadn't been a challenger I doubt they'd be talking about upgrading the GT200. They simply didn't know what to expect from AMD.

[Swatrecon_]

Ah yes, my mistake. Still.. if it were the next week I'd understand, but it's not.

I bought my 9700 pro right before the 9800 pro came out. I didn't consider myself *screwed*. I could've waited.. no one forced my hand. I just didn't want to wait when the launch could be pushed back.

I guess this just reminds me of the whole thing where people get mad because they buy a card right before it gets refreshed. No guarantees. Besides, if the RV770 hadn't been a challenger I doubt they'd be talking about upgrading the GT200. They simply didn't know what to expect from AMD.

lol, I feel like I did the same with the 8800GT, I bought it for like $250 and now look at what I could get for that. I don't feel screwed because the card is still awesome, more like just kicking myself for not holding on to the money.

[Barys]

So according to Fudzilla a new NVIDIA card is new 65nm GTX260 and then seems that there will be no 55nm GT200 in following 2-3 weeks or more. Too bad. I wonder why NVIDIA has such a big problems with 55nm process while ATI has been using it from almost a year.