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  • File : 1324226005.png-(119 KB, 600x464, 21936_01_leakedtt_nvidia_to_skip_600_ser(...).png)
    119 KB Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:33 No.21701088  
    You see this picture? This picture is a leaked chart showing the performance of Nvidia's next series of graphics cards. They decided to skip the 600 series altogether, and go straight for the 700 numbering scheme. With good reason too.

    If you've noticed, after looking at the pictures, the new Nvidia cards are pretty much TWICE as powerful as the current 500 series. That is a 100% increase in performance.

    AMD's upcoming 7970 is only supposed to be 30% faster that the 6970.

    It's over. AMD is fucking FINISHED. First Intel raped them, and now its Nvidia's turn.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:35 No.21701119
    >>21701088
    Nope.avi

    If this is true though, I will be in euphoria when I get my hands on such a card
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:36 No.21701144
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    >obligatory troll pic

    I doubt performance is going to be as good as they predict.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:36 No.21701145
    This shit is so fake it's not even funny.

    >Metro: Last Night beta
    >Benchmarks at 1560 x 1600

    Fuck.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:37 No.21701151
    sauce in case anyone is interested:

    http://www.tweaktown.com/news/21936/leakedtt_nvidia_to_skip_600_series_jump_straight_to_geforce_gtx_
    780_did_i_mention_it_is_nearly_twice_as_fast_as_the_gtx_580/index.html
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:37 No.21701152
    >>21701088
    Seems very faked actually.

    Why would they skip an generation? I doubt they would do that.

    Anyway, I hope it's going to be awesome and not be released a year after AMD.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:37 No.21701158
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    >not properly labeling the axes
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:39 No.21701177
    >>21701152

    >Why would they skip an generation? I doubt they would do that.

    They also skipped the 300 numbering when they jumped from the GTX 200 to the 400. No reason why they can't do it again.

    Also, it makes better sense to keep the numbering similar to AMD's next generation of cards in the 7000 series. Less consumer confusion for the completely retarded.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:39 No.21701190
    >>21701177
    That's because they got delayed big time and had fail yields. Also, they never skipped the 300-series, just the desktop one.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:40 No.21701195
    >>21701152

    Are you new to computers? Nvidia went straight from 2xx to 4xx, and 3xx were rebrands of the previous generation. 5xx was also a filler gen and 7xx will be the real thing.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:40 No.21701209
    >>21701195
    There was a very good reason why they skipped 3xx generation. They don't for 6xx.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:42 No.21701230
    Nvidia can pull retard stunts all they want, they still failed on this generation. I mean the 500 series are fine and really good compared to the HD6xx0 but they just got late.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:42 No.21701233
    >>21701209
    6xx is already out and is intended for the mobile market and low end desktop htpc cards.

    7xxx we'll be jumping from around 500 cuda cores to a 1000, and a smaller dye at that.

    The performance jump will be huge.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:44 No.21701257
    >>21701233
    >6xx is already out and is intended for the mobile market and low end desktop htpc cards.
    Only rebranded old models, same as AMDs 6xxx series.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:44 No.21701265
    >>21701233

    >1000 is twice as much as 500

    There's your doubled performance folks. Show's over. Time to go home.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:46 No.21701281
    >>21701190
    >>21701209
    Model numbers are part of marketing. They wont' want to release a '6####' card while amd is releasing a '7####' card. Same reason why MS didn't call the 360 the xbox 2 when they were competing with the ps3.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:46 No.21701282
    >>21701257
    And thats what I said.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:47 No.21701289
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    Pic related, it's what Nvidia will have to work on after 79xx rapes whatever they had planned, like the 3xx series they mysteriously dropped, then postponed fermi.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:47 No.21701291
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    >$1500-$2000 GPU's

    No thanks, besides all games are going to be running at 1080p for the next 6 years because of next gen consoles. And face it, PC just gets shitty Xbox ports now a days.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:47 No.21701297
    >>21701282
    Still, the higher segments in the mobile market will still be 6xx

    >>21701281
    So why didn't they do the same for the 5xx? or why jump from 2-4 instead of to 5?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:47 No.21701299
    >>21701289
    >ati
    >ever beating the competition

    lol, enjoy your poorfag amd/ati
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:48 No.21701302
    >>21701291
    This. I have a 2-3 year old machine still capable of running Skyrim on ultra. There's no point upgrading until the next generation of consoles comes out.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:49 No.21701317
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    >>21701289
    Weren't you AMDfags saying the same thing about Intel before Bulldozer came out?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:49 No.21701321
    >>21701302
    Even then, next gen consoles will run at 1080p at 45-50 FPS. While devs are just going to do half-assed ports like skyrim.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:50 No.21701326
    >>21701299
    They do have the best performing video card.

    And best performance/watt
    And best performance/price
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:50 No.21701329
    Looks legit.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:51 No.21701337
    >>21701291
    >>21701302
    What the fuck are you guys talking about? the flagships from these series aren't going to magically break away from the current paradigm and go to 2K or anything, you'll see just what we've seen the past 4 years with prices, and AMD has confirmed this by setting the 7970 at roughly $400.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:52 No.21701348
    http://www.overclock.net/t/1185339/wccf-leaked-nvidia-next-generation-performance-slide-pits-upcomin
    g-flagship-gk-100-kepler-based-geforce-gtx-780-against-gtx-580

    Speculation thread.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:53 No.21701354
    >>21701297
    they didnt jump from the 200 series to the 400 series. the 300 series when straight to the mobile market, and was basically rebrands of the 200 series. the 400 series was the first fermi, and was relatively stunted at that. the 500s were what fermi was supposed to be. Now, with a new architecture, the 600 series will probably be 500 rebrands aimed at the mobile market, and the 700 will be the desktop market. Its all in the marketing.

    Really tho, current 7000 series cards from AMD are just rebrands of the 6000 series(because of low yields), and the 600 and 700 Nvidia cards that will be out first will be A)40nm, and B) more than likley rebrands, because of again, low chip yields.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:53 No.21701359
    >>21701088
    >'Leak' specs of new cards
    >stock prices go up
    That's about it.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:53 No.21701360
    >Metro: Last Night

    Fake as fuck
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:53 No.21701363
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    Here we go
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:53 No.21701369
    >>21701337
    its not a true 7970 right now, its a rebranded 6970, and they are charging more for it.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:54 No.21701372
    >>21701363
    Great, finally I can grill the pork chops as they should.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:54 No.21701380
    The benefits of releasing later than the competition allows Nvidia to drop housefire generators that barely beat AMD.
    >> Father Longcat !ETbPA6ujp2 12/18/11(Sun)11:54 No.21701382
    >>21701363
    Clever.

    And no, there's no way it's true. Remember those benches saying the 480 was going to RAPE the 5970?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:55 No.21701386
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    >>21701372
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:55 No.21701387
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    Durr.
    This is also completely legit!

    Don't believe me? It has the black and red theme AMD slides have! FAGGOT
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:55 No.21701388
    When are Nvidia's new cards supposed to be released? I know AMD's cards are supposed to launch on January 9th.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:55 No.21701394
    >>21701354

    Can somebody please explain me "low chip yields"
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:55 No.21701395
    >>21701388

    7970 is actually being released on the 22nd of this month.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:55 No.21701396
    >>21701369
    The cayman arch is getting rebranded as a 7850 IIRC, 7970 is 28nm GCN juicy goodness, or will be when it's released.

    http://www.techpowerup.com/156876/AMD-Pulls-Radeon-HD-7970-Launch-to-December-22.html

    Unlesss you have a source to refute this.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:56 No.21701404
    >>21701388
    TBA 2012.

    Meaning - We'll see what AMD does, then barely beat them in some benchmarks.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:56 No.21701406
    >>21701382
    Do share.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:56 No.21701409
    >>21701388
    High-end is coming in the 2nd half of the year, so NVIDIA is going to be late as all fuck, AGAIN.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:56 No.21701411
    >>21701388
    April or May for GK104
    Q3 or late Q2(probably July or June) for GK100 flagship
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:57 No.21701413
    >>21701395
    Paper launch != real launch.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:57 No.21701415
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    I'm thinking of building a new rig, should I wait for the 7xxx series to pair it up with a 2500k? Are they going to be expensive?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:57 No.21701416
    >>21701394
    Meaning how many "good" chips they get. When you're producing things at 40nm, you get lots of bad chips with defects.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:57 No.21701418
    >>21701394

    Basically, from what I understand, the amount of success when producing hardware with new chips incorporating smaller transistors etc can be tricky and problematic, so that is why they are have a low yield. Only a handful are working properly, or even at all.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:58 No.21701428
    >>21701394
    When a wafer is made for a GPU, it has upwards of 30 actual GPU chips on it, that are then broken apart and tested. Low chip yields are when not many of those 30 chips are functional, and have to be scrapped. AMD press release said something like 5% yields from TSMC, and Nvidia was around the same.
    >> Heterosexual Faggot Kobrakai !1UATouUUMA 12/18/11(Sun)11:58 No.21701430
    It's like I'm really looking at the back of a nvidia box!

    Oh golly gee, I sure hope this one doesn't randomly combust on me though. That'd sure ruin my nvidia experience.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:58 No.21701440
    >>21701430
    Housefire Generation is one of the selling points.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)11:59 No.21701452
    >>21701416
    >When you're producing things at 40nm, you get lots of bad chips with defects.

    you mean 28nm right? the 40nm process is so perfected now, that its something like 90% yields from it. the 32nm process is about 50% yields(which is just barely viable for having enough supply), and the 28nm yields are just terribad right now.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:00 No.21701460
    >>21701369
    7970 and 7950 use a completely new architecture. 7970 is supposedly coming out in 4 days but it won't be widely available until January 9th. That's when the 7950 is coming out as well.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:00 No.21701467
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    >>21701428

    Fuck. I am fucking STARVING for some wafers now.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:01 No.21701481
    >>21701416
    >>21701418
    >>21701428


    Thanks guys.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:01 No.21701483
    >>21701452
    I meant both, they are both fuck all small.

    You got sources on those yield number? I'm genuinely curious.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:04 No.21701523
    >>21701460
    >7970 and 7950 use a completely new architecture. 7970 is supposedly coming out in 4 days but it won't be widely available until January 9th. That's when the 7950 is coming out as well.

    as AMD said in a press release, they cant use the true 28nm tech yet, since the chip yields are way too low, and thus, are just rebranding the 6000 series until true 28nm stuff is useable. Cant find the actual AMD press release, I had it bookmarked, but AMD pulled it from their site. It stated that not only the low end, but also the flagship will be rebrands into february or march, since the chip yields are still around 10% on the 28nm process. It was an investor briefing.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:04 No.21701527
    >>21701452

    Both AMD and nvidia has already said the yields are surprisingly low on 28nm, got anything to back up all the shit you said?
    >> Father Longcat !ETbPA6ujp2 12/18/11(Sun)12:04 No.21701529
    >>21701452
    http://www.eetimes.com/electronics-news/4230286/Foundries-have-28-nm-yield-issues--say-execs-
    1.7% yield wasn't even a problem at one time. I wonder what the yield is on 28nm dies.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:05 No.21701539
    >>21701523
    Biggest load of FUD I've ever seen.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:06 No.21701548
    >>21701523
    Are you sure you aren't confusing the lower end chips with the higher end?
    Here have a read:
    http://semiaccurate.com/2011/12/16/low-end-radeon-hd-7000-series-rebrands/

    I cannot find ANYTHING that claims the 79xx series is not 28nm, please do share if you can.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:07 No.21701572
    >>21701483
    see
    >>21701523

    I had an AMD investor briefing/press release bookmarked, and now its pulled from their site. More than likely, it was a mistake that it went up, but it gave yield numbers of 10% or less for the 28NM GPU wafers, and said that they will most likely be rebranding the 6000 series GPUs well into the first quarter of 2012. They already confirmed that the 7000m series is just a rebrand of the 6000m series, and the low end desktop GPUs will be rebrands of the 6000 series cards. Now, because of TSMC, they have to rebrand some higher end cards. They cant delay the 7000 series launch any more, since investors are already pissed, and early adaptors will get a shitty rebranded card.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:08 No.21701586
    OH FUCK YES, NOW INSTEAD OF GETTING 1FPS AT 2560x1600 I WILL GET 2 FPS.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:08 No.21701587
    >>21701548
    no, it was in an investor briefing.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:09 No.21701592
    >>21701572
    Since you can't even back that shit up with screenshots, it's nothing but FUD.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:10 No.21701612
    >>21701572
    Alright, and like I shared in
    >>21701548
    we already know the lower/mid ends are just rebrands
    but there is NOTHING on the 79xx not being 28nm GCN.

    Discussing mid end GPUs is fine...but difficult as neither side has released benchmarks on them.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:11 No.21701627
    >2012
    >AMD releases a new batmobile.
    >The US Army buys all GeForces to use in the invasion of Iran.
    Batmobile it is.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:12 No.21701630
    where's in elite when you need him ;_;
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:12 No.21701639
    >>21701630
    He was cremated.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:13 No.21701647
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    WHEN IS IT COMING OUT

    I'M DYING OVER HERE
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:14 No.21701662
    >>21701630
    We all told that troll to fuck off long ago.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:14 No.21701663
    >>21701630
    I'm sure if I were on the other side of the fence I'd share your hopes, but as it is that guy is a douche, troll or not. I may be saying this because I like AMD and he spends 24/7 bashing them but still...asshat.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:14 No.21701667
    >>21701647
    Should have gotten a 6850 or 6950 instead of that CPU you'll never use, fuckface.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:14 No.21701669
    >>21701612
    im trying to find a mirror or cache of the investor briefing, but its not looking good

    >>21701592
    why the fuck would I take screenshots when Im reading something? Like i said, its been pulled from the AMD site, more than likely was not supposed to be up there in the first place.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:14 No.21701671
    >>21701326
    >best performing card
    Single 580 beats a 6970.
    590 beats 6990, especially in the acoustics department.
    MarsII is the fastest single card ever.

    wut.jpg
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:14 No.21701672
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    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:14 No.21701673
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    Remember when Nvidia said the GTX300 series would slap everyone's shit?

    Remember when AMD launched the HD5000 series which was 30-40% faster than Nvidia's cards at the time?

    Remember when Nvidia said the GTX300 would outperform it?

    Remember when the GTX300 didn't launch for months, and was eventually renamed to GTX400, launched many months late, and didn't slap AMD's shit at all?

    Remember when AMD is launching their 28nm cards in two weeks and Nvidia's 28nm GPUs aren't coming for another 4-6 months?

    Yeah, I'm just saying.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:14 No.21701674
    >>21701647
    >81c
    >70C
    please tell me those aren't idle temps
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:15 No.21701681
    >>21701672
    That picture is wildly inaccurate. The AMD car has a driver.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:15 No.21701682
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    >>21701647

    DOSE TEMPS
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:15 No.21701686
    >>21701681
    but the driver is crashing
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:16 No.21701689
    GTX600 series will be mobile and oem gpus
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:16 No.21701690
    >Out in 2015
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:16 No.21701692
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    >>21701686

    I see what you did there.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:17 No.21701696
    >>21701674
    They arent, they're full load temps, well full load was around 84-85C, but they went down after I minimized to screenshot.

    BUT

    Those were the idle temps when I had my fans running on stock, I used rivatuner to 100% 24/7 so they would run at not insane temps.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:17 No.21701705
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    >>21701682
    It's like my single slot 4850's long lost older brother!
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:17 No.21701706
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    >Launch pulled to before Xmas from 22nd of January
    >Nvidia shills all over /g/ next day
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)12:17 No.21701710
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    http://vr-zone.com/articles/amd-radeon-hd-7770-pictures-leaked/14278.html
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:18 No.21701716
    >>21701686
    The car is crashing.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:18 No.21701719
    Yeah, those Unigine demos? Well, on the 5000 series, they run at 1. Whereas on the 7000 series, they run at TWO. That means they run ONE better.

    Day one buy for me.
    >> OP !cwxsaFu8Xo 12/18/11(Sun)12:18 No.21701721
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    >GTX 780 fermi
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:19 No.21701729
    >>21701716
    The driver caused it
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:20 No.21701742
    >>21701710
    >150mm^2

    Price/performance and Performance/watt card right here.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:20 No.21701743
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    >>21701719
    Yeah man.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:20 No.21701752
    >>21701647
    >>21701674
    >>21701682
    Uh, guys? You do know that temps like those are normal for video cards, right? 70c to 90c has been the standard for a while now. It's perfectly normal. At idle, newer cards will downclock, and the fan speed will decrease, but it will still be pretty hot.
    >> ‎‏ 12/18/11(Sun)12:21 No.21701767
    >>21701721
    Made my day.
    >> ennui !!r1XrQP07hRU 12/18/11(Sun)12:22 No.21701768
    >>21701752
    my 8800gtx has idled at like 65c 24/7 for about ~5 years or so
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:22 No.21701778
    >>21701752
    My card never goes above 60s.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:23 No.21701781
    Wtf is wrong with everyone's temps? My radeon hd 4870 is 41-45 C on idle. maybe 65 C max on load.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:23 No.21701787
    >>21701088
    This will be all fine if the card doesn't use three slots and 700W.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:23 No.21701788
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    >>21701752
    NIgger, don't be silly.
    Newer cards run even lower on idle.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:23 No.21701791
    Yeah too bad AMD can never go out of business thanks to the fact that monopolies aren't allowed.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:23 No.21701802
    >>21701768
    My fermi idles at 29c and loads at 70c
    >> Lane Kiffin's Arrogant Swagger !aZC2uEddlY 12/18/11(Sun)12:24 No.21701814
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    >That feel when you will soon have to let go of the 5770 from your old budget build when you upgrade.

    I am actually pretty sad about this.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:24 No.21701816
    >>21701781
    My 6870 idles at about 32c and get to 60 at load. Fucking nvidia house fires man.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:25 No.21701827
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    >>21701752
    >70c to 90c has been the standard for a while now. It's perfectly normal. At idle, newer cards will downclock, and the fan speed will decrease, but it will still be pretty hot.

    How about no. Unless this is something Nvidia does to make their cards double as a space heater during winter.
    >> ‎‏ 12/18/11(Sun)12:26 No.21701832
    >>21701781
    Care to mention cooling system.
    >>21701788
    Is that 4890?
    >>21701788
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)12:26 No.21701836
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    >>21701742
    >150mm^2
    >Price/performance and Performance/watt card right here.
    I'm glad someone noticed. That sucker is tiny.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:26 No.21701841
    Any assuptions on when the 78xx will be coming out? And how much could 79xx models be?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:27 No.21701852
    >>21701832
    >Is that 4890?
    Yes.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:27 No.21701863
    >>21701814
    Just put it back in the box. Or sell it to someone.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:27 No.21701864
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    700 series will be a huge flop like Tesla 3
    >> ennui !!r1XrQP07hRU 12/18/11(Sun)12:28 No.21701873
    >>21701816
    the 8800gtx (or ultra) was outperforming ati's best card like 2:1 at the time or something. nothing else really came close so no one gave a fuck about the heat.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:28 No.21701874
    >>21701864
    >Maxwell
    Thats my cats name.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:28 No.21701889
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    >>21701832

    4870 owner here. I use standard cooling. My case air flow is kinda shitty too. I have an ASUS 1 GB brand card though. Maybe it has something to do with their HSF.

    Pic related.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:29 No.21701890
    I'm stuck with an 8800GT that idles at 61 (and it's actually pretty chilly in here) and is ~82 C at load. Meanwhile, my E6600 is sitting at 33 idle and maybe 46 at load.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:29 No.21701900
    >>21701873
    Cool story bro.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:29 No.21701902
    >>21701889
    >dem low profile chokes
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:30 No.21701907
    >>21701836
    I'm lowing AMD's dedication to small dies for GPU compared to Nvidia is really something.

    I was hoping they'd make GCN smaller than Cayman but I guess it's really difficult to compete with the flagship die that's twice smaller than the competition.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:31 No.21701913
    >>21701752
    >>21701752

    >70-90ºC
    >standard

    HAHAHAHAHA

    my gtx 560 doesn't even reach 50ºC in full load.
    >> ‎‏ 12/18/11(Sun)12:31 No.21701914
    >>21701889
    I bet it's quite noisy under load.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:32 No.21701922
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    >>21701889

    Are your heatsink fins near the bottom bent a little? It's driving me crazy because I don't know if it's normal or not.
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)12:32 No.21701927
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    >>21701873
    >the 8800gtx (or ultra)

    Oldfag detected. No one can remember past Fermi or HD 4800.

    The X1800 and 2900XT come to mind.
    >> Lane Kiffin's Arrogant Swagger !aZC2uEddlY 12/18/11(Sun)12:33 No.21701940
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    I've always felt that my reading were inaccurate. (they just take the readings from speedfan for temps)

    They only reach 42c at load.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:33 No.21701942
    >>21701927
    >2900XT
    >Slow as and hot as fuck
    >> ennui !!r1XrQP07hRU 12/18/11(Sun)12:34 No.21701956
    >>21701927
    should have realized half the people itt are 17 irl when they started freaking out about his 8800gt's temps
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:34 No.21701964
    >>21701927
    It was only 5 years ago. It was just retard tier for the price.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:35 No.21701970
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    >>21701233
    >dye
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:35 No.21701975
    >>21701914

    It does get pretty noisy :(.

    >>21701922

    I don't think mine are bent, but I honestly don't know. I can't see from the outside of my case and its too much trouble to open it up to look since I'd have to move a shitload of stuff around.
    >> ‎‏ 12/18/11(Sun)12:36 No.21701987
    >>21701873
    Even HD4870 outperforms 8800 ultra ya bastard. Nvidiafaggotry detected.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:37 No.21702017
    >>21701987
    The HD4870 hadn't launched together with the 8800GT.

    AMD was basically non-existent before the 4800 series, which was so good it forced Nvidia to slash its prices by like 70% overnight.

    Also the 8800 Ultra is one of the worst, if not the worst GPU ever made. It literally self destructs. The 9800GX2 is equally bad, and the GTX590 comes pretty close.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:38 No.21702031
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    It will be difficult separating from my 3y old friend.

    >1020 core clock constant, fuck yeah
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:38 No.21702034
    >>21701987
    ...yes

    Isn't the 4870 from the next gen, though?
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)12:38 No.21702042
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    >>21701942
    Yeah that's why I bought a HD 3850. I wish I had picked up an 8800GT in those days though.

    >>21701956
    >should have realized half the people itt are 17 irl when they started freaking out about his 8800gt's temps
    >HD 3850
    >93 C at load
    >2007

    Those were the days.
    >> ennui !!r1XrQP07hRU 12/18/11(Sun)12:39 No.21702058
    >>21702034
    two generations. the 8 series came out in 2006, the 4800 series in 2008.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:40 No.21702065
    >>21701927
    Is that a real motherboard?
    If it is, what is it called?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:40 No.21702071
    >>21702031
    Remember when Sapphire Toxic cards were good?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:40 No.21702078
    Is OP going to keep this same acting over the next 6 months?

    He will just end up disappointing a lot of nvidia fans.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:41 No.21702089
    http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/1131/crossfire_hd_2900_xt_vs_8800_ultra/index.html
    Fucking newfags everywhere.
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)12:41 No.21702094
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    >>21702017
    >and the GTX590 comes pretty close.

    In every dual GPU review I've seen that faces off the GTX 590 vs. the HD 6990, they pick the GTX 590 solely based on the fact that it is not as noisy.

    I can deal with a hot video card. A noisy one is another level of pain.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:41 No.21702097
    >>21702042
    my 3870 idled around 70 and went up to around 120 load

    and my 4890 idled around 80. though it didnt get much over 100c under full load.

    fucking case had only 8cm fan ports
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:41 No.21702103
    >>21702065
    ASUS ROG Extender
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:43 No.21702128
    >>21702071
    You mean before the 6xxx cards? Yeah, it wasn't that long ago.
    Beefy PWM/VRM, high quality mosfets and silent as fuck fans.

    Now they put on a toxic sticker with no circuitry improvements, fucking Sapphire.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:44 No.21702152
    >>21702094
    now you honestly can't be telling me those who own $600 cards are going with aircooling.

    but even when under water the 590 wins because nvidia always overclock better than ati.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:45 No.21702173
    >>21702128
    Toxic cards are just factory OC'd with vapor-x HSF. Why would they add anything more than that?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:45 No.21702178
    >>21702152
    maybe this gen.
    but the 48xx and 58xx both overclocked better than the 2xx and 4xx series
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)12:46 No.21702189
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    >>21702152
    >now you honestly can't be telling me those who own $600 cards are going with aircooling.

    Mmm, quite true. I only look at the water cooled dual GPU cards.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:47 No.21702194
    >>21702173
    Because a good HSF isn't the only thing needed for a good overclock.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:47 No.21702195
    >>21701291
    Are they really going to be that much?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:48 No.21702217
    >>21702178
    this is a joke right?

    i can oc 200mhz on ati cards and i'll see 5% increase in performance, while overclocking by just 100mhz on nvidia cards i'll see around 15%
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:49 No.21702238
    >>21702217
    your not comparing the same thing that i was.

    >this is a joke right?

    no, your comparing the results of your overclock, not the ability to overclock.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:49 No.21702241
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    >>21702194
    As evidenced by the 590
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:50 No.21702251
    >>21702217
    I'm...really too lazy to look up benchmarks to see if you're right or talking out of your ass.

    ...so do the work for me and go find em.

    Please?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:52 No.21702282
    >>21702217
    you are doing it wrong
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:52 No.21702288
    >>21702217
    http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/HIS/Radeon_HD_6950/32.html
    >The actual 3D performance gained from overclocking is 11.3%.

    http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Zotac/GeForce_GTX_560_Ti_448_Cores/30.html
    >Actual 3D performance gained from overclocking is 10.1%.

    How about no.
    >> ‎‏ 12/18/11(Sun)12:52 No.21702292
    >>21702217
    this is a joke right? Do you use Celeron?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:53 No.21702305
    >>21702238
    well now you're just retarded, overclocking has always been about performance, and nvidia is just king at clock for clock.

    since you're a retard and only care about clockspeed, nvidia holds the crown for overclocking records anyways. you show up at a benchoff with an ati card and you'll get fucking laughed at
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:54 No.21702313
    >>21702251
    eh, I kinda lied

    http://www.guru3d.com/article/radeon-hd-6950-1gb-vs-geforce-gtx-560-ti-review/17

    looks like the 6950 handles overclocking pretty well, at least on par with the 560 in gains from it, yes?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:54 No.21702322
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    >>21702305

    And for overclocking records, check the official source: http://hwbot.org/benchmark/3dmark2001_se/

    intel/nvidia has always been the king.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:56 No.21702345
    It's funny how Nvidia fanboys think Nvidia is still good.

    Nvidia was good when they made the 8000 series, then they stopped caring about desktop GPUs and now only care about ARM, Tegra and Project Denver.

    That's why the 9000 series was all rebrands, that's why the GTX400 and 500 series have been the worst in the company's history, that's why AMD/ATi cards perform better, overclock better, and even have better drivers since the 4800 cards.

    Nvidia has stopped competing, they don't even care about desktop GPUs anymore. Their products are all universally shit.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:56 No.21702350
    >>21702322
    Might I direct you to 8.5GHz Bulldozer?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:57 No.21702365
    >>21702322
    >>21702350
    He's talking about synthetic benchmarks, not real world usage.

    Nvidia always did better in synthetic benchmarks, it's part of their marketing strategy.
    They do it again with the god-awful Tegra in ARM, where they increased the FPS cap just to score higher in benchmarks than the competition, meanwhile Tegra 2 was weaker than single-core SoC GPUs.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:57 No.21702368
    >>21702345
    Oh hey look, it's InElite's alter ego!
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)12:57 No.21702370
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    http://vr-zone.com/articles/amd-radeon-hd-7970-listed-online/14277.html
    >> !TROLLEDxPE 12/18/11(Sun)12:59 No.21702393
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    >>21702322
    >3dmark2001
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:59 No.21702396
    >>21702350
    I think what our nvidia fanboys are getting is that Bulldozer isn't so good when overclocked because they use a lot of power.

    But at the same time, it's completely acceptable for nvidia to use more power than anything else in the world.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)12:59 No.21702413
    >>21702370
    >over 500
    ow, just ow.

    hopefully that'll go down for the actual launch.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:01 No.21702437
    >>21702305
    again, i said nothing about the performance. nor about the current gen. what i said was the the 48xx series, and the 58xx series, which also killed the 2xx and 4xx series in performance, overclocked to much higher clock speeds.

    i didnt even mention that it yeilds better results on the 69xx series, nort the 5xx series.

    again, your comparing something that i didnt even mention.

    and you, have never once been to an "overclocking competion" your a little shit, know it all that sits on his ass arguing about shit that is completely irrelevant to the current conversation.

    your wrong, grow up, let it go
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:01 No.21702440
    >>21702413
    That's nothing. Nvidia set the gts280 for 600-650$, 1 week before the 4870 was released.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:02 No.21702448
    >>21702396
    nobody is being a fanboy here, bulldozer is just universally known as shit.

    no, don't even put intel into the competition, bulldozer even fails to beat its predecessors.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:02 No.21702451
    >>21702393
    http://hwbot.org/benchmark/3dmark11_-_performance/rankings?cores=4#start=0#interval=20
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:02 No.21702453
    >>21702393
    That pic is the first thing that made me laugh all day.

    And the closest thing to a "lolcat" (god that hurt to type) that I have ever laughed at
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:02 No.21702456
    >>21701291
    >shitty xbox ports
    it's the other way around most times. except for ubisoft games. but why the fuck are you playing ubisoft games?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:02 No.21702459
    >>21702413
    Leak prices are always stupid, they will go down it's always like this.

    But remember the price is based on PERFORMANCE, not on the 28nm yields and architecture.

    Why do you think Intel chips that are so small cost so fucking much? They're good performers.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:03 No.21702464
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    >>21702451
    >3D Mark
    >relevant
    Stop reading shitty sites.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:03 No.21702472
    So how do these cards perform for games that actually matter, like skullgirls?
    >> !TROLLEDxPE 12/18/11(Sun)13:03 No.21702473
    >>21702413
    >euros
    >$395 american dollars
    >limited release
    >dutch website
    keep trying.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:04 No.21702481
    >>21702456
    ;_; and bethesda games

    /sigh
    getting 22 FPS on ultra in whirerun with a dual 6950 955BE setup makes me wanna cry.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:04 No.21702488
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    >>21702413
    TSMC's yields at 28nm are so bad that Nvidia's 28nm GPUs aren't coming for many months (couldn't afford) and Apple decided not to make the A6 at TSMC and instead went back to Samsung (the same Samsung they're suing all over the world).

    I wouldn't be surprised if AMD's HD7000 series launch was only on paper like Nvidia usually does, they probably don't have many cards at all.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:05 No.21702499
    >>21702437
    >your wrong

    nope

    you dont even know what this fucking thread is about

    filtered your ip and called the cops, dont bother responding
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:05 No.21702501
    Nvidia/Intelfags have no idea how competition improves the quality of the product. If AMD gets out of the market all we'll have will be crap for the next decade and beyound.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:05 No.21702505
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    >>21702473
    I'm sorrry, what the fuck are you talking about?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:06 No.21702513
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    >>21702042
    WTF you talking about? I have a 3870 just coming off load, bro.

    >check dem temps
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:06 No.21702524
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    560ti idle
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:07 No.21702529
    >>21702501
    Why would AMD go out of the market?

    A few months back they had 90% of the GPU market, and last year they passed Nvidia in marketshare, they are now number two, and Nvidia is number three.

    Furthermore, Apple dumped Nvidia for AMD GPUs, and even the upcoming WiiU is using AMD GPUs.

    AMD's GPU department is more healthy than ever.
    In fact, if it wasn't for Nvidia getting regular payments from Intel for the next 6 years, they'd be in deep trouble right now.

    Nvidia is kept alive on Intel cash.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:07 No.21702533
    >>21702499
    >mentions that nvidia overclock better.
    >gets told.
    >refutes with something completly off topic
    >gets told again
    >filtered ip
    nope
    >called the cops
    are you retarted


    yea,
    >your a little shit, know it all that sits on his ass arguing about shit that is completely irrelevant to the current conversation.
    sounds about right
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:07 No.21702536
    >>21702529
    90% of the DirectX 11 GPU market* (i.e. current generation)
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:08 No.21702540
    >>21702481
    parsley, I get 60+ on ultra at 1920, u jelly parsley? And I don't even play the game correctly.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:08 No.21702542
    Remember when Jen said Fermi would buttdemolish AMD and when he said Tegra 3 would be amazing?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:09 No.21702561
    >>21702542
    sure do. but it didnt stop me from buying a gf110 when they came out.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:09 No.21702565
    >>21702542
    Tegra 3 is amazing
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:09 No.21702568
    >>21702501

    and thanks to bulldozer failing so hard we're already looking at $600 hex cores

    >>21702529

    amd is actually giving up on the desktop market and going into arm

    i dont blame them. they have the r&d the size of intel's bathroom
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:09 No.21702573
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    http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/graphics/display/20111214212532_AMD_We_Are_Shipping_Our_28nm_GPUs_Now.h
    tml

    >AMD has begun shipping 28nm GPU's for profit
    Meanwhile at Nvidia:
    >We will begin production "soon"!

    Stay classy, Huang.
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)13:10 No.21702583
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    >>21702568
    >and thanks to bulldozer failing so hard we're already looking at $600 hex cores

    You don't need a hexcore unless you need a workstation. It was the same situation under Nehalem.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:10 No.21702585
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    >>21702565
    >Tegra 3 is amazing
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:11 No.21702600
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    /g/...
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:11 No.21702601
    >>21702561
    So you waited 14 months after 5870's release.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:12 No.21702616
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    >>21702565
    Sure thing bro. Enjoy your moar cores on a tablet
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:12 No.21702619
    >>21702583
    ITT: same guys that said a dual cores were enough back in 2008 /g/
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:12 No.21702622
    >>21702501

    Brings back memories. Buggy Pentium FPU bug anyone? Pentium 4?

    If not for AMD you would be eating overpriced shit today.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:13 No.21702631
    >>21702619
    You mean the guys who were right?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:13 No.21702635
    >>21702601
    no, i went from a dual 4890's to a 580, so it was almost 3 years.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:13 No.21702638
    I bought a 6850 before I had my entire build together. Fuck.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:14 No.21702639
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    >>21702540
    Yeah, a little.
    I can 60 fine in most areas, but certain views in a city will kill me, fucking sucks man.

    >pic related, it's the worst FPS I get
    shadows are on medium I think, as they tank perf pretty hard for some reason.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:14 No.21702651
    >>21702631

    i can't hear you over my q6600, my 930, and soon to be octo ivy
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)13:15 No.21702658
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    >>21702619
    The Core i7 920 was $300 at launch. The Q6600 could be picked up for $266 for an older LGA 775 based system.

    The problem with LGA 1366 at the time was the $250-300 boards and triple channel DDR3 RAM. All that changed when Lynnfield came out in September 2009. $100 boards and 4 GB of DDR3-1600 for $80. An acquaintance of mine has a good article on this.

    http://www.anandtech.com/show/5174/why-ivy-bridge-is-still-quad-core
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:16 No.21702665
    great, a picture promising insane performance came up, while the newest amd cards are a reality (testers have them, you can actually see some bench results, photos etc), no thx ill stick to amd, i might be biased coz before the amd card i have atm i had 2 nvidias, both burned (7800gt burned, on warranty i got a 7950gt which also burned, so i got a hd 3850, 40C idle, 75at load overclocked, runs fine), fuck nvidia.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:17 No.21702683
    >>21702651
    why can't i run,
    all these single threaded apps
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:17 No.21702685
    >>21702651
    >octo ivy

    Intel doesn't compete anymore, they have no reason to improve things.

    Ivy Bridge doesn't have 8-cores, it's just more quad cores for the consumer market, with no CPU performance improvements, the only things they're adding are (finally) native USB 3.0, PCIe 3.0, lower power consumption and better GPU.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:18 No.21702718
    >>21702685
    x86 iS DEAD


    DEAAAD
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:19 No.21702727
    >>21702658
    Oh god the RAM prices, I remember paying 160 eur for a 6GB kit. I also had the cheapest board on the market - more than half the price was for the X58 chipset
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:19 No.21702738
    >>21702685
    >no CPU performance improvements
    15% better at the same clocks =/= no performance improvements.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:19 No.21702747
    >>21702658
    nobody said it would be cheap to enjoy the enthusiast line for the next 3~4 years

    and there WILL be octo ivy, just not at release.

    thanks, amd.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:19 No.21702748
    Fuck all the numbers. To me the decision is between "Do i want six monitors, or do i want 3 3D monitors?"

    Because I actually get work done. And play video games. Sometimes at the same time.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:20 No.21702756
    >>21702738
    >15% better at the same clocks
    Who feeds you this shit?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:21 No.21702779
    >>21702738
    >trusting company info when there's no architecture change at all on the CPU department

    See me after class.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:21 No.21702780
    >>21702727
    i paid $170 for cl7 1866 xms 3

    i sitll use them, though i can not for the life of my find cl7 of any brand any speed.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:21 No.21702797
    That's nice, but how's the power consumption and temps? And the size of these new cards?

    And what games or applications are there that can take full advantage of this card?
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)13:22 No.21702802
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    >>21702738
    Don't forget at 77W vs. 95W.

    >>21702747
    Sandy Bridge-E has octocore processors. They are just limited to Xeon and DP systems until LGA 1356 is out.

    >>21702756
    There are a few leaks floating around besides the Intel slides.

    Also...
    >not having a quad core
    >2007
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:22 No.21702821
    >>21702756
    http://www.techpowerup.com/155994/Ivy-Bridge-Official-Benchmarks-%E2%80%93-Markedly-Better-Performan
    ce-Than-Sandy-Bridge.html

    +7% higher overall SYSmark 2012 score
    +14% higher overall HDXPRT 2011 score
    +15% higher Cinebench 11.5 score
    +13% better ProShow Gold 4.5 result
    +25% faster performance in Excel 2010
    +56% faster performance in ArcSoft Media Expresso
    +192% higher overall 3DMark Vantage score
    +17% faster performance in 3DMark Vantage CPU benchmark
    +199% faster performance in 3DMark Vantage GPU benchmark
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:23 No.21702823
    >>21702782
    Unfortunately its the future.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:23 No.21702838
    >>21702780
    That kit I got there was 1600 cl 9, clocked perfectly fine without tweaking timings at 2000 though.

    Not that it matters for x58 where you have plenty of bandwidth anyway
    >> ennui !!r1XrQP07hRU 12/18/11(Sun)13:24 No.21702842
    ivy bridge should see 5ghz on air pretty easily too, maybe 5.5
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:24 No.21702847
    >>21702756
    >>21702780

    not that shithead, but realistically we're looking at a minimum of 30% performance increase for ivy when compared to sandy.

    intel will be shipping those babies at the stock clock of 4.6ghz according to that spec sheet, and when turbo hits it'll be 5ghz.

    on the stock cooler.

    when pared up with watercooling, 6ghz is not too far off with ivy.

    and to think you're lucky if you can hit 5ghz on sandy without using insane voltages.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:24 No.21702852
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    >>21702821
    These are Intel's "official" benchmarks where they try to use benchmarks that showcase the GPU improvements to pass it off as a general performance increase.

    Unless you're using an integrated GPU, Ivy Bridge is like you're upgrading nothing at all.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:25 No.21702855
    >>21702685
    also officially supported ram higher than 1333mhz
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:25 No.21702863
    >>21702838
    yes, well. it is 7-8-7-24
    and i ran it around 2200, though it allowed for me to keep my 930 at 4.4 at 1.32v

    i am still kicking myself in the ass for getting a 2500k. fuck what benchmarks say, that thing ran so much smoother for everything.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:25 No.21702866
    >>21702847
    >stock clock of 4.6ghz according to that spec sheet
    what
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)13:26 No.21702888
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    >>21702847
    >intel will be shipping those babies at the stock clock of 4.6ghz according to that spec sheet, and when turbo hits it'll be 5ghz.

    wut

    http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2011/2011112701_Ivy_Bridge_desktop_CPU_lineup_details.html

    http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2011/2011112702_Ivy_Bridge_desktop_CPU_lineup_details_part_II.html
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:26 No.21702891
    >>21702855
    Who cares, RAM performance hasn't mattered in ages, you're looking at less than 2% overall performance difference between DDR2 and DDR3.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:27 No.21702893
    >trolling

    facepalm
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:27 No.21702902
    >>21702847
    ...What the fuck are you smoking?


    Oh man this I gotta screencap, oh holy fuck.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:27 No.21702905
    >>21702852
    >benchmarks that showcase the GPU improvements
    except you're forgetting about all the CPU specific benchmarks there?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:28 No.21702917
    >>21702888
    dated as hell, look at the new spec sheet, it was posted on ocn just a week ago
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:28 No.21702921
    >thread derailed into ivybridge
    /g/ is funny.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:28 No.21702927
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    >>21702847
    >>21702499
    >>21702217

    Samefag.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:29 No.21702935
    >>21702847
    6 GHz? I'm no computer engineer but I'm pretty sure that's physically impossible.
    >> Father Longcat !ETbPA6ujp2 12/18/11(Sun)13:29 No.21702937
    >>21702847
    MAXIMUM HERPAGE
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:30 No.21702948
    >>21702847
    Here >>21702940?watch#21702940

    I made a thread dedicated to your stupid.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:30 No.21702959
    >>21702935
    Well you'd make a pretty terrible 'computer engineer.'

    Record's up to 8.5ghz now.
    >> ­­­­­­­­ 12/18/11(Sun)13:31 No.21702973
    >benchmarks optimized to hype next gen product and make it seem better than it actually is
    nothing new here, move along. people will still buy AMD.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:33 No.21703010
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    >>21702847

    You want warp Drive, Phasers, and antimatter reactors for your impossible 6Ghz processor.
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)13:34 No.21703024
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    >>21702917
    >dated as hell, look at the new spec sheet, it was posted on ocn just a week ago

    A link would be nice.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:34 No.21703031
    >>21702847
    >>21702842
    Silicon-based chips have a hard limit at around 5 GHz due to exponential heat emission. I would be suprised if they could push much further than that under normal circumstances.

    Our new Graphene overlords can't come soon enough. Too bad it will still take (many) years until those fuckers market-ready.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:34 No.21703035
    >>21702959
    I love how you put that in quotes even though it's an actual professional title.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:35 No.21703059
    >>21703031
    you do realize sandy will break 5ghz and will go as far as 5.6 if you give it around 1.5v?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:36 No.21703076
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    ITT: Uninsured homeowners.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:37 No.21703094
    >>21702727
    DEM FLOODS
    THEY WILL COME TO RAM TOO
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:37 No.21703095
    >>21703059
    Do you realize you're retarded and smaller process nodes have less of a voltage limit threshold than their predecessors?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:39 No.21703137
    >>21702847
    I heard these new CPUs will come without a cooler.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:40 No.21703173
    >>21701672
    Well, to be fair, the nvidia car should be on fire.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:41 No.21703184
    >>21703095
    nope.

    sandy actually has a higher voltage threshold than its older brothers.

    1.55 will bring you beyond 5.3, slightly below 1.6 and you're looking at 5.5 if your processor isn't shit.

    that is all of course, under a full sized loop.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:42 No.21703216
    >>21702639
    Don't blame your graphics cards it is your cpu that is the problem. Now in 90 percent of games you wouldn't need an intel cpu, but skyrim is not one of those games. You see bethesda decides to be fucking retarded (there is no other explanation for it) and only use 2 cpu cores and then when only using 2 cores they decided to render shadows on the cpu, that coupled with poor optimization leads to the mess we call skyrim. I can almost guarantee you would be able to max it out on an i3 2100 because it has 2 more powerful cores.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:44 No.21703254
    >>21703216
    >Don't blame your graphics cards it is your cpu that is the problem
    Yeah I know, when did I blame my graphics card?

    >Now in 90 percent of games you wouldn't need an intel cpu, but skyrim is not one of those games.
    All of my hate, that's OC'd to 4GHz mind you.

    >You see bethesda decides to be fucking retarded (there is no other explanation for it) and only use 2 cpu cores and then when only using 2 cores they decided to render shadows on the cpu

    Not entirely true, in task manager I can clearly see all 4 cores being used extensively, but I believe you with this bit:

    >poor optimization

    >I can almost guarantee you would be able to max it out on an i3 2100 because it has 2 more powerful cores.

    Nope, there are people complaining about this kinda shit with a 2500K at stock, a 2100 would have it worse.
    >> Switcher Cancer !toPoWERPcU 12/18/11(Sun)13:45 No.21703261
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    >>21703216
    http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/skyrim-performance-benchmark,3074-9.html
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:45 No.21703267
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    >>21703059
    Hence
    > around 5 GHz

    There's only that much leeway with Silicon left.

    AMD pulling out the desktop sector kinda eliminated Intel's need to further Graphene chip research. No 500-1000 GHz CPUs anythime soon.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:46 No.21703283
    >>21703254
    Just reread my original post, and more importantly, who I was responding to, I can see how it looks like I was blaming my GPUs. I apologize, I did not mean to do that.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:48 No.21703321
    >>21703283
    Also as seems to be shown in
    >>21703261
    While it does USE 4 cores, it sees very little benefit over 2. That's just so sad.

    Is there any word on bethesda fixing the shadows, or are they leaving it like that?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:48 No.21703325
    >>21703267

    but that clock speed is far from extraordinary.

    ofc you aren't going to reach that speed safely with your $20 212, but given a full loop, sandy will go beyond the standard 4.8 and well into 5.5, and ivy will reach even further.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:52 No.21703375
    >>21703321
    Knowing bethesda they probably aren't gonna fix it. And to make it worse when you set the shadows to a lower setting you aren't actually lowering them, you are decreasing their detail but increasing their range. You can't change the values independently. So while the shadows do look worse you aren't getting as much of a performance boost as you should.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:52 No.21703384
    >>21703321
    >bethesda
    >fixing

    Pick one.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:52 No.21703388
    >>21702513
    Hows that 3870 handling games nowadays?
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:53 No.21703392
    >>21703375
    ...great.

    great.

    is there any way to do it in the skyirm/skyrimprefs.ini files? I might read up on them.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:53 No.21703417
    >>21702568
    They arent giving up on the desktop market, its not just their #1 priority.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:55 No.21703435
    >>21703261
    Well I was wrong about an i3 being able to max it, I was just making a guess there as I know the two perform similarly in games with the i3 usually doing a lot better in dual threading games so I assumed it would be enough my mistake.

    The thing about it using more cores still stands though as you can see you get a benefit from a third core but not a lot, and then almost no benefit from using a four core. Yeah that is technically using more than 2, but I wouldn't exactly say it is quad threaded.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)13:57 No.21703461
    >>21703392
    You can edit the shadow values this link has all the values you need to edit. I suggest playing with them until you get something that is more playable, and hopefully looks about as good (maybe a little worse) than what you have now.

    http://www.skyrimnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=148
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)14:20 No.21703866
    >>21703461
    Huh, I'm not sure what kind of black magic this is but I'm getting better (32) FPS in that whiterun spot where my SS was, and shadows look a helluvalot better.

    Thanks!
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)14:22 No.21703904
    >>21703866
    Wait wait no it had set some other options on "high" from "ultra". Just about the same FPS.

    shadows still look better, though.
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)15:30 No.21705213
    >>21703216

    This rumour spread quickly without being verfied. Skyrim uses more than 2 cores, it uses all 4 physical cores on my 2600k
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)15:36 No.21705326
    >>21702651
    ivy is QUAD, and maybe dual tops, intel have already said this.

    if you want more than 4 cores, you go SB-E now or wait til Q4 2012 for IB-E
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    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)16:00 No.21705832
    All joking aside, Nvidia completely redeemed themselves from the 480 disappointment. My 560ti is a motherfucker of a card for the money
    >> Anonymous 12/18/11(Sun)16:44 No.21706682
    >>21702437
    >Can't use contractions
    >Tells other people to 'grow up.'



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