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    Quote Originally Posted by paulbagz View Post
    No offense, but what's revolutionary about Kepler? =/

    -PB
    Just about everything from what it looks like.

    It appears to win on...

    Price
    Performance
    Heat
    Power consumption
    Perf/watt
    Perf/mm
    Perf/price
    Drivers
    PhysX support
    CUDA support for developers
    Die size
    Noise levels
    AKA every conceivable measurable factor we know of.


    We'll know for sure soon, but it's looking REALLY impressive as things stand now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoldenTiger View Post
    Just about everything from what it looks like.

    It appears to win on...

    Price
    Performance
    Heat
    Power consumption
    Perf/watt
    Perf/mm
    Perf/price
    Drivers
    PhysX support
    CUDA support for developers
    Die size
    Noise levels
    AKA every conceivable measurable factor we know of.


    We'll know for sure soon, but it's looking REALLY impressive as things stand now.
    forgot, Green, sexy, made by Nvidia, etc..
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    Quote Originally Posted by flopper View Post
    forgot, Green, sexy, made by Nvidia, etc..
    I meant in comparison to the 7970.... do you have data showing my conclusions incorrect, because all known info shows it will almost definitely be right?

    As far as "revolutionary", I'm hopeful adaptive vsync will be good, and TXAA... but we'll see what those bring to the table. The self-turbo thing looks intriguing as well.

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