oh, no !Originally Posted by SubZero.it
"Don't cry, I'll buy you an ATI card!" loooool
oh, no !"Don't cry, I'll buy you an ATI card!" loooool
When AMD had 64-bit and Intel had only 32-bit, they tried to tell the world there was no need for 64-bit. Until they got 64-bit.
When AMD had IMC and Intel had FSB, they told the world "there is plenty of life left in the FSB" (actual quote, and yes, they had *math* to show it had more bandwidth). Until they got an IMC.
When AMD had dual core and Intel had single core, they told the world that consumers don't need multi core. Until they got dual core.
When intel was using MCM, they said it was a better solution than native dies. Until they got native dies. (To be fair, we knocked *unconnected* MCM, and still do, we never knocked MCM as a technology, so hold your flames.)by John Fruehe
And if they want to put nV guys for long sleepless nights...Well, at the expense of not so high profit margin for each card.
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i believe radeon 6870 will be faster than gt300. and the 6870x2 will be faster than the gt300 "gx2" (i'm wondering how he even came up with gx2, as it wasn't used since the 9800gx2...) as well! so, do i get my own news by fudzilla now?
*edit* btw... i saw the benchmarks (which are also in the techpowerup leakage collection) where they tested wolfenstein with AA. since AA doesn't work in wolfenstein for 4800 series cards i'm wondering if it'll work flawlessly with the 5800 series?
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Watch the video and you'll understandoh, no !
The techpowerup 5xxx leak collection
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/A...0_Leaks/1.html
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I chuckle at the amount of watermarking when none of them came from TPU lol. They got tricked by the fake die-shot too.
EDIT:NVM They wrote there it's fake.
Last edited by blindbox; 09-16-2009 at 06:38 AM.
Source Tweakers.netNew update, temperatures and fan speed.
Idle, check also the GPU and memory clock.
Idle @ 20%
Idle @ 50%
Idle @ 100% (Like a hairdryer!)
Load test, stressed the GPU to 75%.
Load @ 20% (91° and rising)
Load @ 30% (default fan speed, stable at 75°)
Load @ 50%
Load @ 100%
Finally stressed the GPU to 95%, but the temperature was not rising.
Last edited by Vipeax; 09-16-2009 at 10:00 AM. Reason: Image fix
So we can expect real benchmarks soon? What's the point of them covering that part when the first pic shows everything? Very nice idle temps.
Mistake? I saved the pic anyway, just in case.
Anyway, they seem to be fakes.
20 % Fan, 75 % load on GPU: 91 C
30 % Fan, 75 % load on GPU: 75 C
30 % Fan, 95 % load on GPU: 74 C
Right.
If anything, the pics may be telling that the temp/noise levels will be around the same that of HD4k series cards. Afterall, they use the same fan and the temps seem to be quite close.
This source, unlike many others, has no reason to post fake stuff or re-post stuff as if they are the source
It's possible that it runs on 100% speeds when it switches to 3D mode and just keeps the same temprature.
good test with fan speed and temps
but whats the highest quiet and inaudible settings?
No 2D/3D clocks?
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What's probably true here is the issue with temp and noise will be the same with 4800 series. In that case, what we got to know is if the sockets are still the same so that aftermarket heatsinks that used to fit 4800's will fit these... Can't bear that stock fan of theirs.
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I don't care about their reasons behind the stuff they spit out, but the information is clearly false. It does not make sense any way. UNLESS, the load figures don't come from the same program. E.g. other one(95 %) is random game and other(75 %) is Furmark. And in that case, the information is still false.This source, unlike many others, has no reason to post fake stuff or re-post stuff as if they are the source
It's possible that it runs on 100% speeds when it switches to 3D mode and just keeps the same temprature.
What I suspect is that the 95 % load figure is taken like half a minute after the load started, and the 75 % figure is taken 30 minutes since the load started. "But but full load regardless
Seems that Tweakers.net is yet another site which to stay away from.
Good to see powerplay working full swing, hopefully the auto fan speed control will actually work this time around as well.
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why false? crysis at 75% still heats up more than far cry 2 at 100%.I don't care about their reasons behind the stuff they spit out, but the information is clearly false. It does not make sense any way. UNLESS, the load figures don't come from the same program. E.g. other one(95 %) is random game and other(75 %) is Furmark. And in that case, the information is still false.
What I suspect is that the 95 % load figure is taken like half a minute after the load started, and the 75 % figure is taken 30 minutes since the load started. "But but full load regardless
Seems that Tweakers.net is yet another site which to stay away from.
looks legit to me.
edit- hmm not much different from juniper
Last edited by gamervivek; 09-16-2009 at 08:13 AM.
As I said in my post, in that case the information is still false, or at least misleading. Holding absolutely zero value and misleading anyone who believes in it. Garbage, BS.
The 75 % and 95 % values hold no information if the values and the temps aren't measured with same software stressing the GPU. AND I am sure that EVERYONE knows this. Just pulling off stunts like this is just as BS as pulling the values off from ones hat. Selective results. PR at it's best. No value for the end user. Misleading information.
Last edited by Calmatory; 09-16-2009 at 08:17 AM.
We can say the same about your post so woop de doo.
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If you "can", go ahead and say the same. Back up your claims and we will discuss. Until then I stand behind my word that the results are false, or at least misleading at best.We can say the same about your post so woop de doo.
You're right.
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those fanspeed and temp values look weird indeed...
So the mem clocks throttle down now too? That should make for some nice idle power usage stats.
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idle power was suppose to be 28W, this is looking to be true.
Not only do the clocks lower at idle for the GDDR5 but also the voltage is lowered plus they fixed the screen flickering due to clock switching.
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