Never ever smoke in the bed... ähm post w/o source: http://www.nordichardware.com/news,7841.html
I'm not directly comparing them, just assuming that the G200 and R700 are not THAT much different from their predecessors.No, the RV770 has no G200 ALUs, but RV770 ALUs. U cant compare them.
I'm not directly comparing them, just assuming that the G200 and R700 are not THAT much different from their predecessors.
Slightly off-topic: I wanted to say that I think a redesigned/modified 32nm or 22nm shrink of the RV770 would make an exellent GPU for Nintendo's next console. RV770 will be concidered lowend by 2010-2011 and sub-lowend by 2012, and yet, it would provide an absolutely massive generational leap beyond Flipper & Hollywood. Now of course in actuality Nintendo wouldn't use an RV770 derivative, so what I really mean is, a GPU with RV770 level of power and features.
800SPs and >1TFLOPs are nice numbers, which I hope AMD is able to market.
But efficiency seems not to be strength of RV770, if you connect this numbers with performance rumors.
So lets see how they are organized...
Ummmm.... New RV770 slide?
Indeed. I´m going to enjoy this a lot, since that´s exactly what I had been discussing with Ailuros countless times (since about the time when the R420->R480 transition took place). Seems that this particular topic can finally be put to a good rest. :smile:These clocks are, ahem, extremely surprising. I'm less surprised by HD4850's clock, but for both to have slower clocks than the GPUs they're replacing really is bucking a big big trend that ATI GPUs have had for a long time.
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I don't believe ATi will adopt CUDA and PhysX, I don't even believe what Fudzilla says about nVidia offering those technologies to ATi. A few weeks ago I spoke to an nVidia PR guy and he told me CUDA and PhysX are two things their cards will have and the competition won't, giving nVidia a clear advantage. Now there's the question - would it be better for them if they risked keeping it for themselves, or will they play safe and let the competition support it as well so that no developers will be afraid of using it?Lets hope so, such a 110W HD4850, with its 1 TFLOPs would be a nice co-numbercruncher for PhysX, which hopefully AMD will adopt, or other tasks, while GTX 200 is doing graphics.
Well I guess thats why ATI kept the SP count so secret until recently... I mean the GT200 had its SP count leaked at Computex while AIB partners didn't post ATI SP count at all...