Well, performance improvements are always welcome, but it's a complete waste if say the 5870x2 can run Crysis 1080P DX10 Very High at 80fps+, but the driver is unable to force your HDTV go past 24hz refresh rate! ATI knows this for a long long time now and they have done nothing about it! How do they expect to sell those evergreens if they leave their customers everballbusted? Nvidia has fixed this!
http://www.beyond3d.com/resources/chip/119
230mm² though I will admit there are wildly varying figures for the size of RV570 out there. Also it's worth remembering that RV560 was the same chip, destined for X1650XT.
AMD still needs to hit the $200 and $300 price points. Juniper's going to be ~$100, I reckon. So the Pro version of Cypress needs to hit $200.
Not all hemlocks are small bushes... some are pretty large trees.
Hmmm... IGP named Mistletoe?
Just a random inclination to celebrate the silly season, it's my favorite time of year.Haha. Did you just get the random inclination, or did something show up on your desk as well?
Again, there are many different kinds of Hemlocks, some are very large trees that can reach 70-80m tall.Biggest card gets the smallest plant name -- Hemlock? Weird?
Juniper will hardly be a 100USD part but we cam dream. Or it will be poor cooler and no bundle card ... 139USD or so is more viable for fancy new DX11 part. Especiallyif envy would have anything to offer. And hd4850 was 249USD iirc and hd4870 hd299USD at launch
AMD really should do something about its signage leaking company secrets.
Again, there are many different kinds of Hemlocks, some are very large trees that can reach 70-80m tall.
As for the 4850, I recall picking it up for $150 at BestBuy the first week it was released, pretty sure it was a $199 MSRP.
Edit- Yes, $199 for 4850 and $299 for 4870 at launch.
If the launch date is September 10th what are they going to show at Quakecon?
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/...re_DirectX_11_Graphics_Cards_at_Quakecon.html
If the launch date is September 10th what are they going to show at Quakecon?
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/...re_DirectX_11_Graphics_Cards_at_Quakecon.html
I did take a peek at the back though and it was a dual-slot cooled card with a pair of DisplayPort outputs and a single DVI output.
What interesting timing. Intel set to launch Core i5 on Sept. 8th. And AMD set to launch Dx11 parts on Sept. 10th. Coincidence? Somehow I don't think so.
I can see a lot of people possibly being tempted to build a new computer after that.
Regards,
SB
I did take a peek at the back though and it was a dual-slot cooled card with a pair of DisplayPort outputs and a single DVI output.
So 3 display outputs? Triple monitor on one card?
Regards,
SB
Just a random inclination to celebrate the silly season, it's my favorite time of year.
Nothing showed up for me.
Nothing new : PowerColor HD 4850 (DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI, and S-Video) or S3 Chrome 5 GTX (DisplayPort, HDMI and DVI)So 3 display outputs? Triple monitor on one card?
Nothing new : PowerColor HD 4850 (DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI, and S-Video) or S3 Chrome 5 GTX (DisplayPort, HDMI and DVI)
... but only two outputs can be active at the same time.