Heh, TDP of 244 W, GTX 480 had TDP of 225 W.
If it translates to similar power consumption, then GTX 580 will draw some 240 W at load, peak at about 270 W and max over 320 W.
Heh, TDP of 244 W, GTX 480 had TDP of 225 W.
If it translates to similar power consumption, then GTX 580 will draw some 240 W at load, peak at about 270 W and max over 320 W.
IIRC, GTX 480 TDP is 250 w officially, though we know some leaked slide mentioned <299 w TDP which is closer to its actual worst case scenario power consumption.Originally Posted by Calmatory
Judging from the leaked cooler pic, the way it looks & designed, i think GTX 580 leaked TDP of 244 w seems more legit this time, atleast not overshoot as much as its previous brethren. But expecting a dual chip board out of it that was made officially by nVidia & complying with PCIE sig rule, that's rather too optimistic at the moment.
Last edited by spursindonesia; 11-02-2010 at 05:46 PM.
Ah, youre right. So we can expect GF110 to consume 6 W less than GF100IIRC, GTX 480 TDP is 250 w officially, though we know some leaked slide mentioned <299 w TDP which is closer to its actual worst case scenario power consumption.
Judging from the leaked cooler pic, the way it looks & designed, i think GTX 580 leaked TDP of 244 w seems more legit this time, atleast not overshoot as much as its previous brethren. But expecting a dual chip board out of it that was made officially by nVidia & complying with PCIE sig rule, that's rather too optimistic at the moment.
TDP itself doesn't really say much about power consumption of a product.
Maybe with a GF114 combo but not sure ... HD6990 will probably be top-notchIIRC, GTX 480 TDP is 250 w officially, though we know some leaked slide mentioned <299 w TDP which is closer to its actual worst case scenario power consumption.
Judging from the leaked cooler pic, the way it looks & designed, i think GTX 580 leaked TDP of 244 w seems more legit this time, atleast not overshoot as much as its previous brethren. But expecting a dual chip board out of it that was made officially by nVidia & complying with PCIE sig rule, that's rather too optimistic at the moment.
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