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    RV775XT and PRO have 840 SP?



    RV775XT to be launched in Jan 2009
    RV775PRO to be launched in Mar 2009
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    so, they added a cluster and plan to jack up the clocks?
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    More SP, more TMU etc. And less transistors? And massive core clock changes.

    Sounds very wishful...

    Personally I would just guess its a respin with abit higher clocks.

    RV775XT sounds like a nuclear furnance. And dualslot cooling for RV775Pro and with GDDR4?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shintai View Post
    More SP, more TMU etc. And less transistors? And massive core clock changes.

    Sounds very wishful...

    Personally I would just guess its a respin with abit higher clocks.

    RV775XT sounds like a nuclear furnance. And dualslot cooling for RV775Pro and with GDDR4?
    Maybe they removed some stuff that didn't work or didnt increase speed? Made it more efficient?
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    I think 1GB vram default might have been better for these cards which cheaper 512MB versions offered slightly later or simililarly in smaller quanitity. I don't doubt there will be 1GB but I think that should become the default version, and 512MB would be treated as HD4870 1GB version as far as availability goes. If they wanna have something to compete with GTX 285 in sales that is, as consumers like the bigger capacity usually if cost is around the same or near. But I doubt RV775XT will cost more than $299 though and GTX 285 will prolly end up $399(+) so there will be some difference in price probably but I'd still have liked to see 1GB default.
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    the fact it says the xt is 512mb makes me think BS on these numbers... why would ATI release a card meant to compete with the 285 with this mem...? especially with the advantages 1gb gave to the 4870 in the ever increasing sized market for high res performance

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    March 2009 for the RV770Pro ponders me. Because either the info is fake. Or 40nm parts are farther away than we thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG View Post
    the fact it says the xt is 512mb makes me think BS on these numbers... why would ATI release a card meant to compete with the 285 with this mem...? especially with the advantages 1gb gave to the 4870 in the ever increasing sized market for high res performance
    Ye that too.
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    How the heck did they add shaders, texture units, drop transister count, reduce size(without switching to a new manufacturing process) and vastly increase coreclocks to liquid cooling levels. Kind of find this hard to believe considering this is supposed to be a modest revision. I also find the bump in texture units off considering the increase in shaders.

    Also why have such a powerful card that could kill anything below 1600*1200 and castrate it where it's power will not be overkill by giving it 512mb of memory?

    I know AMD has been showing magic lately but this seems a little impossible. These sound like the specs of little dragon almost and rv870 like.

    Sounds like a fake leaked rumor to me by AMD to deflate the NV launch of the gtx 285 and 295.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tajoh111 View Post
    How the heck did they add shaders, texture units, drop transister count, reduce size(without switching to a new manufacturing process) and vastly increase coreclocks to liquid cooling levels. Kind of find this hard to believe considering this is supposed to be a modest revision. I also find the bump in texture units off considering the increase in shaders.

    Also why have such a powerful card that could kill anything below 1600*1200 and castrate it where it's power will not be overkill by giving it 512mb of memory?

    I know AMD has been showing magic lately but this seems a little impossible. These sound like the specs of little dragon almost and rv870 like.

    Sounds like a fake leaked rumor to me by AMD to deflate the NV launch of the gtx 285 and 295.
    They are probably just speculation. I bet it is a mix of some bits of information from a 40nm respin and a 55nm respin.
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    me wants xt for new rig in jan, but PLEASE, better idle power consumption
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    This would make things very interesting
    March for PRO doesn't like too good though

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    Quote Originally Posted by clonez View Post
    me wants xt for new rig in jan, but PLEASE, better idle power consumption
    I'm just plain confused about idle power consumption for the 4850, have the power consumption dropped with newer SKU's or drivers or not?

    Anandtech: The 4850 system uses 43 W more in idle than the GTX 260 system.
    Bit-Tech: The 4850 and the GTX 260 system uses the same amount of power in idle.

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    Wasn't the issue that 2D clocks didn't work correctly at first and was fixed later?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mats View Post
    I'm just plain confused about idle power consumption for the 4850, have the power consumption dropped with newer SKU's or drivers or not?

    Anandtech: The 4850 system uses 43 W more in idle than the GTX 260 system.
    Bit-Tech: The 4850 and the GTX 260 system uses the same amount of power in idle.
    i780 SLI/x38(Bit-tech) vs i790 SLI (Anandtech) maybe

    x38 is far superiour to i780 in power consumption. (Anything is hoho)
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    Quote Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD View Post
    Wasn't the issue that 2D clocks didn't work correctly at first and was fixed later?
    Sounds possible, just look at the Palit card reviewed at Bit-tech, looks sweet, tho it's not ref design so it's not really comparable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mats View Post
    I'm just plain confused about idle power consumption for the 4850, have the power consumption dropped with newer SKU's or drivers or not?

    Anandtech: The 4850 system uses 43 W more in idle than the GTX 260 system.
    Bit-Tech: The 4850 and the GTX 260 system uses the same amount of power in idle.
    If you update the bios of a 4850, the idle clocks are set way way lower than what is the case with the stock bios. This makes the 4850 consume less power than the gtx 260 in idle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shintai View Post
    i780 SLI/x38(Bit-tech) vs i790 SLI (Anandtech) maybe

    x38 is far superiour to i780 in power consumption. (Anything is hoho)
    Yeah but the differences Im' talking about are measured on the same mobo.

    Anand uses EVGA 790i SLI: huge difference in power consumption.
    Bit-tech uses Asus Maximus Formula: no difference.

    Edit: thx Ms Banana!

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    If this rv775 info hold truth, Nvidia better change GTX 265 and GTX 285 specifications or make partners OC these alot. Otherwise GTX 265 will be eaten for breakfast by RV775XT. Even the GTX 285 would be in danger.
    Nvidia can't only change GTX 265 because, it would damage GTX 285 sales with being so close to it's performance.

    But for now, let's take this info with grain of salt

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mats View Post
    Yeah but the differences Im' talking about are measured on the same mobo.

    Anand uses EVGA 790i SLI: huge difference in power consumption.
    Bit-tech uses Asus Maximus Formula: no difference.

    Edit: thx Ms Banana!
    Bittech uses i780 for nVidia cards, x38 for AMD cards.
    Anandtech uses i790 for both.

    Here is another one with x38 for both.


    Anandtech also uses a 1200W PSU. And thats obviously not helping either due to its massive inefficiency.
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    This is rubbish. Effective 2800Mhz GDDR3 on a high, yet still midrange part? There are so many uneducated guesses in this table it's ridiculous!
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    Shintai: Yeah you're right, didnt read the whole test setup.

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    nice boost.. 1GHz core oc easy

    but when 1GB memory?

    i want 1GHz/1GHz/1GB im sure you guys aswell?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mats View Post
    Shintai: Yeah you're right, didnt read the whole test setup.
    Oh please tell me you didnt say those words!
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    Looks like 40nm process is on course to come out soon!
    http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?op...10911&Itemid=1

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    someone @ experview was really creative... pfff
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