guru3D review has 35 pages of content right now
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guru3D review has 35 pages of content right now
http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.ph...1&postcount=23
I smell a secret weapon driver or last min optimization (BIOS) that's going to make the RED guysand wake the beast
within Fermi.
There is a ton of hype around this card and they aren't going to keep it quiet tomorrow with 8 PC SLI? + 75K projector in 3D? However their claims of 2X faster than current cards could be synthetic tests etc. Hope that's not the case and we're all impressed.
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Looks like we have a lot of reading ahead! Always exciting times when new generations of cards come out
Wishful thinking. It's just a damn release
Well, just going off those graphs trinibwoy made, its faster but not 2X fasterThere is a ton of hype around this card and they aren't going to keep it quiet tomorrow with 8 PC SLI? + 75K projector in 3D? However their claims of 2X faster than current cards could be synthetic tests etc. Hope that's not the case and we're all impressed.
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Last edited by zerazax; 03-25-2010 at 01:29 PM.
They are in PA, a couple states from me, and I ordered with 2-day air shipping, so I am assuming hypothetically if it ships tomorrow that it would arrive Monday.
They said, in the WSJ article, "twice as fast as nVidia's current generation" NOT twice as fast as any current card.
And where does the comparison to a GTX 285 in the chart and my statement contradict what Nvidia said?
Is that not "nVidia's current generation?"
And what context was their statement based on anyways? Sure, if they ran the Heaven benchmark and said "look, 2x faster than our current GTX285"?
I mean heck, those numbers are from Nvidia's own chart, which people were trumpeting earlier
I have no idea how the hell you guys can preorder something that you have absolutely no idea of. It's not a $10 spending either, it's frikking 550 dollars
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This, but I'm just after the best gaming card for personal enjoyment... I don't really care about benching nowadays.
It's not like it isn't returnable if it turns out to be really pathetic... I'll know in advance and be able to refuse shipment if so, but it would have to be very bad for me to do so: I haven't had a good experience with the 5870, so I am pretty much settled on the GTX 480. I haven't spent a dime yet.
I had an 8800 Ultra as well back in my day, although I'm not sure I could justify paying that much for a small improvement again (granted, I was one of the frontrunners of 2560x1600 so every bit helped), but the level of dominance of the G80 over the market was definitely the exception and not the rule
Now that we're back in competition and roughly yearly releases (and a slowdown in PC graphic demands it seems), getting a good enough card for my money has been a wiser decision.
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we are getting closer to the 90 page mark and still no fermi in sight
Day before launch & Sn0wm@n keeps complaining...
Are you this pessimistic about everything, reviewers have cards, nda lifts tomorrow, we have the supposed final specs of the cards, we've seen box art as well as physical pictures of the cards.
Out of the 90 pages you've probably made 90 comments of the same nature...
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No, he just desperately wants Fermi to be a gigantic flop. Why, is he an AMD shareholder? No. Then why? He doesn't know. He just feels that way.
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There is no guarantee that you will get a good experience from the 480 either. As Carfax has repeatedly reminded us, the drivers for this architecture are relatively immature at this point. So while there should be a speed increase with future drivers (I'd guess at least 6%) there is the flip side that until the good drivers come out we will have to deal with the bugs that haven't been found yet.
Yeah that's tricky. There's no 1/2 Fermi equivalent in the GT200 generation to compare to easily. Best you can do is break down the theoreticals but since the architectures are pretty different that won't tell you much either. Average performance advantage over the GTX 285 was ~45% in Nvidia's benchmarks. That's fine for a refresh but kinda low for a new generation.
I think the 8800 Ultra was the most overpriced Graphic Card ever. Even more than GTX 280 for $650 was.
The Ultra was mainly higher clocked 8800 GTX for which I paid 600 CAD also not cheap but great card for the time. It's hard to believe that somebody was happy to pay 1000 CAD for the 8800 Ultra and I believe very few people did even buy that card.
I paid 700 CAD for the HD 5970, also overpriced but mainly due to the vendors price gouging and AMD not supplying enough of the cards to retail. The MSRP for the the HD 5970 is (or was) 599 USD.
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Actually 5870 is %40 above 4870 too, but it can just be counted as a refresh![]()
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