ATi unveil R420

digitalwanderer said:
I was guessing it'd be around 500/600, but I was sort of hoping for an 500/833 if they could get enough of it in time.

Could you just freaking imaging 1666Mhz memory? On the tea-time card?

Fuck, I'd have to buy myself one! :oops:

Lol, you gotta be smoking something good if you think that's even possible, digi :)
 
Ardrid said:
digitalwanderer said:
I was guessing it'd be around 500/600, but I was sort of hoping for an 500/833 if they could get enough of it in time.

Could you just freaking imaging 1666Mhz memory? On the tea-time card?

Fuck, I'd have to buy myself one! :oops:

Lol, you gotta be smoking something good if you think that's even possible, digi :)

why Micron has yielded DDR3 at 833Mhz haven't they?
 
Yes, but in what quantity? Even Dave has said 800MHz is a dream, so why in the world would 833MHz suddenly become a reality?
 
Ardrid said:
digitalwanderer said:
I was guessing it'd be around 500/600, but I was sort of hoping for an 500/833 if they could get enough of it in time.

Could you just freaking imaging 1666Mhz memory? On the tea-time card?

Fuck, I'd have to buy myself one! :oops:

Lol, you gotta be smoking something good if you think that's even possible, digi :)
I am, and I do.

I don't know for sure they're going to come out with it, but I believe they could come out with it.

Stryyder said:
why Micron has yielded DDR3 at 833Mhz haven't they?
Yes, but a lot of people seem to either not believe that or not want to believe that is possible.
 
yellow connector =>

TV tuner

AIW daughterboard

drive bay video breakout box

external video breakout box

SLI !!!!!11!! /faints



can i get a gig at L'INQ now? :LOL:
 
Haven't there been occasions in the past where we've seen boards at events like this with added connectors for troubleshooting/testing and the like? If its an early engineering sample, it oculd be something like that.
 
:oops:

If that is the real card, with only one power connector, and single slot cooling.. I have to say, wow.

Nvidia might have a problem on their hands.
 
Nick Spolec said:
:oops:

If that is the real card, with only one power connector, and single slot cooling.. I have to say, wow.

Nvidia might have a problem on their hands.

well thinking thats probally the x800PRO and not the x800XT. i dont see the big woop, when the 6800 non ultra is one molex and single slot.

if its the xt, please prove me wrong :)
 
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link…

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As excited as I am to finally see the card I will most likely be buying in two-three weeks, I am rather disappointed to see a single DVI connector. AGAIN.

:cry:
 
I find it highly unlikely that the XT will be a two slot, two molex connector card. Didn't Dave say something about being fairly sure that none of the r420 lineup would have two molex? As for cooling I just don't see ATI going with a double slot solution. They seem to prefer to solve their heat problems through the engineering of the card itself, there's no doubt that it'll run cooler and draw less power than the nv40.
 
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