I'd be happier if the dropped it to 1 GB and dropped the price also.
Regards,
SB
The 1GB model will obviously have lower pricetag, probably between $349-379
I'd be happier if the dropped it to 1 GB and dropped the price also.
Regards,
SB
Offtepic, but the cycles aren't so much longer. Instead, AMD has cancelled so many products (two, if I remember correctly).CPU cycles are so much longer. Their turn around will come when bulldozer hits. I hope...
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Driving all of this is AMD's next-generation GPU, which will be announced later this month. I didn't leave out any letters, there's a single GPU driving all of these panels. The actual resolution being rendered at is 7680 x 3200; WoW got over 80 fps with the details maxed. This is the successor to the RV770. We can't talk specs but at today's AMD press conference two details are public: over 2 billion transistors and over 2 TFLOPs of performance. As expected, but nice to know regardless.
AMD's software makes the displays appear as one.
This will work in Vista, Windows 7 as well as Linux.
I played Dirt 2, a DX11 title at 7680 x 3200 and saw definitely playable frame rates.
I played Left 4 Dead and the experience was much better.
Should we dub that psolord's rule? Selling a product for what people are willing to pay for it is not "blood-sucking". Stop being so cheap
Come on, don't get mad!
What i meant was that Nvidia has to change strategy: they cannot use anymore the strategies they used for G80 and GT200 (high-end parts months before the mass market parts). But that's my opinion, you can have a different one.
Assuming 512alu * 2(fma) *1.5Ghz = 1.5Tflop, which is less than what 5850 (assunimg 825 Mhz clock for it too) delivers.
Sorry but what's with that size. I never mention it just that they need extremely to raise their TMU numbers just too keep pace w/ ATi compared it w/ their moderate TMU-MEM clock speed. As I explained above and some more.If you look at the GT300 rumors, that die is small compared to the rumored 500+ mm^2
I agree totally.. geesh what is it with people today ?? We really need to go back to the good old days of nV getting premium dollars ($999.00 MSRP for n800 GTX Ultra 512MB) where companies could expect higher premiums for +10% performance
Although i don't believe that these sites have 100% accurate info regarding the specs,
let's assume for a moment that the infos are accurate.
So we have 32ROPs/80TUs/1600SPs at 850 or 825MHz core clock and 153,6GB/s or 166,4GB/s for 5870.
(Although the ABT does not say if it is 16ROPs with twice Z rate etc... or 32ROPs)
The card is too long...
The chip doesn't seem to be more than 420mm2 like BSN was saying... (in fact it seems much smaller than that figure)
So why ATI needs such a long card?
One reason could be that maybe ATI is using more chips.
I mean, maybe ATI seperated the display controllers from the main chip and they using seperate chips like what G80 had with the NVIO's chips.
Also, If the ABT figures are correct (330mm2) then this is a possible scenario, becauce for these specs (same architecture logic as RV7X0) DX11 330mm2 is lower than it should be.
But then, I don't like the die size ratio with the lower part... (330mm2 / 181mm2?)
Anyway, if we have something like these specs implying (850MHz 32ROPs/80TUs/1600SPs) then my estimation is that the 5870 will be in the worst case -25% of what Nvidia can possibly do with a GT300 (my GT300 estimation...)
About the Eyefinity, i don't understand why they promoting this feature with games and not with BD playback.
When i first heard the news about 3 simultaneous displays (single GPU model) i assumed that they want to promote something like:
dual simultaneous HDMI outputs (with dual audio/video streams and dual HDCP) + the regular DVI.
So at that time i thought more about what are the posibilities regarding the dedicate (UVD 3) HD part of the chip...
Also, If the ABT figures are correct (330mm2) then this is a possible scenario, becauce for these specs (same architecture logic as RV7X0) DX11 330mm2 is lower than it should be.
I very much doubt that. All the display engines are on the same chip or it wouldn't have made sense if it started as a notebook technology / request from AIBs.
Driving all of this is AMD's next-generation GPU, which will be announced later this month. I didn't leave out any letters, there's a single GPU driving all of these panels. The actual resolution being rendered at is 7680 x 3200; WoW got over 80 fps with the details maxed. This is the successor to the RV770. We can't talk specs but at today's AMD press conference two details are public: over 2 billion transistors and over 2 TFLOPs of performance. As expected, but nice to know regardless.
I agree totally.. geesh what is it with people today ?? We really need to go back to the good old days of nV getting premium dollars ($999.00 MSRP for n800 GTX Ultra 512MB) where companies could expect higher premiums for +10% performance
EyeFinity -> Anandtech
Is it? Someone counted that you could double RV770's SPs, TU's and RBE's, take everything else as it is, and still have ~570 million transistors "spare" to make it DX11 if the RV870 was 820mm^2
I mean, maybe ATI seperated the display controllers from the main chip and they using seperate chips like what G80 had with the NVIO's chips.
Whaaa? 24 megapixels at 80fps?
Think something is too expensive? Don't buy it. Anybody who thinks HD 5870 at the currently rumoured specs is overpriced at $399 is being extremely greedy.
Sorry, i don't understand what you are trying to say.
What do you mean with:
if the RV870 was 820mm^2