BoddoZerg said:I wish I could find that joke chart showing the Radeon9700 with 15,000 3dmarks, the NV30 with 35,000 3dmarks, and the R400 with 45,000 3dmarks, lol.
If only that were so...
Brent said:bah, 3dmarks are overrated
borzwazie said:looking at this thread and this card puts me in mind of the comments we saw when the Voodoo 5500 and 6000 were released:
It takes a separate power supply!
It's fricken huge!
How the tables have turned Still, if I could afford it I would probably get one. I got a 5500 after all, since it was the best thing you could buy at the time. I also had 3 slots taken up when I had Voodoo 2 SLI.
If anything, the release of this monster ought to bring the price of a 9700 down to realistic levels. 300 bux is crazy amounts of cash for a video card. 400 is insane.
gkar1 said:Big, hot, ugly and late. 'Tis very sad
McElvis said:It might just be me, but looking at the picture above the card appears to be covering the SECOND PCI slot as well
Evildeus said:On a 2400+?Mize said:Evildeus said:Well i put the reference afterward. But 14500 to 17k it's 15% more on this bench it's quite a lot in fact, if it's true
Well there are plenty of R300 scores over 17k running overclocked GPUs. I guess the interesting question is how much headroom the NV30 has for overclocking.
Mize
I'm doubting....Mize said:Yes. A decently OC'd 9700 (say 370/350 ish) with a 2400 at 10x200 FSB all on an nf2 mainboard (irony) will do about 17000. Bump Vcore and push that 2400 to 2.3 GHz and you'll be flirting with 18k.
Like I said, it'll be interesting to see how much OC headroom the GFFX has...
Mize
Evildeus said:I'm doubting....Mize said:Yes. A decently OC'd 9700 (say 370/350 ish) with a 2400 at 10x200 FSB all on an nf2 mainboard (irony) will do about 17000. Bump Vcore and push that 2400 to 2.3 GHz and you'll be flirting with 18k.
Like I said, it'll be interesting to see how much OC headroom the GFFX has...
Mize
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=5494651
Myself as well as some of our viewers who emailed me wanted to know more about the offering BFG Technologies was offering for pre-order. I emailed them and John Malley sent this to us:
1) This is the GeForce FX (NV30) chipset. There is no ultra version that I am aware of.
2) We are selling the GeForce FX with the following specs:
128MB DDR2
500MHz Core Clock
1GHz effective DDR2 Memory Clock
Dual 400Mhz RAMDACS
VGA, VIVO, DVI-I connectors
16GB/sec memory bandwidth (32GB with compression)
Here is an update I received from John Malley. The Asylum GeForce FX will indeed be equipped with Nvidia's new Leaf Blower cooler. Below is the specs and requirements I received from John:
* Minimum 350W system power supply *required*
* Requires an AGP compliant motherboard (Some motherboards violate the AGP specification. The card may not physically fit in some systems for this reason.)
* Requires a vacant PCI slot adjacent to the AGP slot. This board occupies two slots: AGP and one PCI.
* Requires an available to hard disk drive power dongle (smaller floppy disk drive connector is not sufficient)
I guess that explains everything. Still, it was puzzling to see the ~ in front of the 500MHz core rating
I didn't know GFFX even comes with a NIC attached to itTagrineth said:It IS blocking two PCI slots.
Bah.