He's talking about the out-of-the-box default speeds for those products (or at least, two of them that I'm aware of).
Well, 900MHz isn't "significantly faster than their existing Vapor-X card (875MHz)." The Gigabyte card seems to contradict that statement, though.But ASUS ROG 5870 is said to come at 894MHz, MSI Lightning is at 900MHz and Gigabytes "superoverclocked" comes at 950MHz?
March 11th is off btw, launch is right before Furby.
P.S. 5890 is coming!
Some of the partner cards seem to hit 1150Mhz on air.
Yes, but this wasn't really news was it?
We have Lightnings running at about 1150-1175 with stock cooling (Twin Frozr II). Of course it helps that the cooling is pretty good, we use custom PCB with extra layers as well as add 15 phases PWM and added 2x 8 pins power connectors.
But it depends really on the GPU sample. I've also seen a R5870 Lightning hardly be able to reach 1000Mhz (early sample)... so 1100+ isn't for everyone although the latest batch should hit it pretty easily.
1100Mhz would still constitute a ~23% increase in clock speed. That together with a 2GB frame buffer would seriously put a dent in the current Geforce GTX 470 / 480 comparisons.
Although I highly doubt AMD would suddenly release such a higher clocked refresh.
If released factory default at that speed (and a decent mem-increase too), sign me up for an upgrade from my current 5870!1100Mhz would still constitute a ~23% increase in clock speed. That together with a 2GB frame buffer would seriously put a dent in the current Geforce GTX 470 / 480 comparisons.
If released factory default at that speed (and a decent mem-increase too), sign me up for an upgrade from my current 5870!
Personal Hero Chris Taylor on 5870 Eyefinity and Supreme Commander 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGiNH9Prp1Y
wow thats really nice.
I did't catch the res tho
looks like 3 19" screens, so 3840x1024? 8xAA 16xAF
edit: He's talking about 4TFLOP, i.e. a 5970?!
The guy said 5870 twice in the video so i dunno.
He also said ridonkulous and ginormous?
Well yea but he asked the guy next to him if it was the 5870 and he said yes. the other guy sounds like he knows alot more
The guy said 5870 twice in the video so i dunno.
He also said it's the equivalent of 100 Bajillion Zillion additions on a Z80. Clearly this must be a 5970.