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I believe Charlie is saying that one of the new cards is called something other than what everyone has assumed / rumored thus far. Whether its actually a different gpu or just a different model who knows. But I do agree with him, the level of secrecy AMD have maintained is rather impressive.
As far as the whole power usage debate, I do hope to high hell that these new cards are competitive in power usage being they are on a new process. If I see a 300watt single gpu card in the next 6 months I'll cry. Hopefully AMD also have their idle usage down this time. The 4xxx's sucked big time compared to the GT200s as far as that is concerned. I still don't understand why they didn't opt for lower 2d clocks as manually reducing them doesn't seem to cause any problems ( Nvidia's 2d clocks are way way lower proportionally )
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Originally Posted by flippin_waffles on Intel's 32nm process and new process nodes
Of course AMD has so low flops score if 3/4 of the shader units aren't even utilized because of lame client coding? And AMD doesn't have much to do with that.
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Its almost a certainty that the 4870 uses more power in idle, while its a certainty that the gt200 uses more power in peak.
However unless you game more than you actually use your computer or bench(which you don't care about power in the first place), then the energy usage cost is much higher to run a 4870.
They could be constantly running a GPGPU application of some sort. In that case it would be cheaper to run a 4890 then a 275, 280, or 285. Though you'd probably get more work per energy spent on the NV cards. We will see if OpenCL changes that scene at all in one direction or the other.
Probably something to do with this:
http://www.semiaccurate.com/2009/08/...s-six-members/
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I know that was the case when the 4870 first launched, but I would like to see recent power consumption figures.
At launch, PowerPlay was broken with the RV770 core only downclocking to 500MHz. Now, even RV790 downclocks to 240MHz and I assume that ATI made changes to idle state definitions through driver updates.
Originally Posted by flippin_waffles on Intel's 32nm process and new process nodes
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Wow, that would be utterly fantastic. I like it.
30w seems unbelievable though.
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how do you even measure just the cars power withdraw
that 320w in the furmark seems unbelivable seeming you can run it on pcie 1.1 so that would be 2 adapters @ 75w each plus pcie slot only gives 75w so 225w max so yeah
tbh I believe the one above it more seems more reasonable I always thought believed ati had crap power idle settings this time around and nvidia had good ones but just for the obvious reasons that the nvidia cards die size was/nearly twice the size is easy indicator of power consumption![]()
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The 5870 cards are said to be slightly longer than a 2900xt . Means I'm out , my case can't take it . Since my 2900 only has only 1cm free space .
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Idle load 123 --149 ---119 --- 127 ----174 ---- N/A ----- 141
Full load 203 --229 ---289 --- 279 ----313 ---- N/A ----- 223
Edit: Actual card consumption here:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/vid...c_5.html#sect0
A 4890 is slightly less than a 48701gb at idle ~ 45 watts. The anandtech graphs (that i first posted) are total system power consumption. So you have a 4890 @ 43w idle, 121w load, both hexus, xbit, and anand agree the rv770/790 uses ~80w going from 2d-> 3d. And now supposedly, the 5870 @ 30w idle & 195w load (165w between 2d->3d!). Maybe they've fixed the deal with the ram's idle power draw?
Edit again: 80watts for running 800 shaders and 160 watts for 1600?![]()
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jared - Thanks for the graphs.
I'm starting to think this 30W idle is BS. I mean how will they(AMD) do that?![]()
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