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Rattle said:
why new cards are already 512bit setup and the gtx cores have way over 128 SP's anyway..... just disabled...
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They do?! How many SPs do they have? And how did you find this out! I demand answers! :beer:

The GTX has a 384bit memory bus...
 
8900GTX 1Gb and 8900GTS. I think another £450-ish for the top of the range. Now here is the thing, is they can deliver the same performance as 2x 8800ultras SLi via one single 9800GTX and then some, I will totally have to upgrade my GPU (or two). More performance is great but please give us a single-slot GPU...pretty please...I really do need my PCI/e slots.
 
Neural Net said:
They do?! How many SPs do they have? And how did you find this out! I demand answers! :beer:

The GTX has a 384bit memory bus...
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i know what the gtx has I had 2 of them :)

the new cards coming, the 8800gt, supposedly a 600/1800 with 96,112,sps, but its 512mb and 256bit. so they can go 512bit easily enuff on this core revision I would think that would be logical.....
 
I dont remember exactly but there was quite a bit of speculation that 2 sets of 16 SP's were disabled, kinda like the old school pipeline, this is basically like a 1 pipe (16 sp's each) or 2 being disabled. I dunno if its true though but it makes sense.

Anyway my point was or reasoning anyway was I dont see 144 or 160 stream processors as HUGE surprise if they pop out a NEW high end card here soon.
 
I tried emailing evga with a question about stepping up my card to the 112sp gts coming out soon, have yet to get a reply. :(
 
I still say it is too quiet for a GTX/Ultra killer to be coming out in a month. There hasn't been a pic or anything. It is total speculation. At least there is a pic of the 8800 GT.
 
here you guys go


"G92" GeForce 9800 GTX specs.

- 65nm process technology at TSMC.
- Over one billion transistors.
- Second Generation Unified Shader Architecture.
- Double precsion support (FP64).
- GPGPU native.
- Over one TeraFLOPS of shader processing power.
- MADD+ADD configuration for the shader untis (2+1 FLOPS=3 FLOPS per ALU)
- Fully Scalar design.
- 512-bit memory interface.
- 1024MB GDDR4 graphics memory.
- DirectX 10.1 support.
- OpenGL 3.0 Support.
- eDRAM die for "FREE 4xAA".
- built in Audio Chip.
- built in tesselation unit (in the graphics core"
- Improved AA and AF quality levels
 
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atm743 said:
here you guys go


"G92" GeForce 9800 GTX specs.

- 65nm process technology at TSMC.
- Over one billion transistors.
- Second Generation Unified Shader Architecture.
- Double precsion support (FP64).
- GPGPU native.
- Over one TeraFLOPS of shader processing power.
- MADD+ADD configuration for the shader untis (2+1 FLOPS=3 FLOPS per ALU)
- Fully Scalar design.
- 512-bit memory interface.
- 1024MB GDDR4 graphics memory.
- DirectX 10.1 support.
- OpenGL 3.0 Support.
- eDRAM die for "FREE 4xAA".
- built in Audio Chip.
- built in tesselation unit (in the graphics core"
- Improved AA and AF quality levels
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Where did you get this info??
 
pci-e 2.0 means i have to buy a new mobo?


and im totaly buying the gtx after it comes out :D
 
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