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    Quote Originally Posted by zerazax View Post
    I like fun times /popcorn



    Well actually the GT200 is just G92 with double the ROPS + double the buswidth + some other features.

    It's not a new architecture, it's a G92 refresh but Nvidia felt that it should name it 200 series. (Oh wait, Nvidia did actaully make G92 the 200 series )

    Lemme try again...

    Well actually Fermi is just GT200 shrunk with rearranged ROPS + GDDR5 + better Tesselator + some CUDA changes.

    It's not a new architecture, it's a GT200 refresh but Nvidiaf elt that it should name it 400 series.

    See what we did there?

    Everything since unified shader architecture became the norm is just a "refresh" of before, and frankly, this is as close to an architecture change for ATI as we've seen since R600

    Because you trying to be a smartass,

    Those three are different architectures



    Have a look at ATIs generations


    HD38xx (320 SP, 666mil, 192mm2, 55nm)


    HD48xx (800 SP, 956mil, 259mm2, 55nm)


    HD58xx (1600 SP, 2.1bil, 334mm2, 40nm)


    HD68xx (1120 SP, 1.7bil, 255mm2, 40nm)


    I believe now you do understand that 6870 is a reconfigured Cypress. Even AMD themselves said it.
    Last edited by Aten-Ra; 10-19-2010 at 11:54 PM.
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