Yes, mine ... Single GTX 970 (MSI 4G), 16Gb and i7 vpro 3rd gen, resolution is 5080x1050 or something like that. Seems to still manage a synced 60fps except with a lot of cars right in front of me. Very playable. These games also aren't that demanding though - I'm sure it would get worse with more modern titles.
$600? I'd be very surprised if so.
It all depends on Fiji's performance and price.
A1xLLcqAgt0qc2RyMz0y
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How much effort would it be for Nvidia to put GM200's on a single board (like the Kepler's on the Titan-Z)?
Do you think Nvidia would do this to counter AMD's Fiji VR dual-chip?
http://www.fudzilla.com/news/graphics/37566-two-amd-fiji-cards-coming-in-june
Do you think Nvidia would do this to counter AMD's Fiji VR dual-chip?
http://www.fudzilla.com/news/graphics/37566-two-amd-fiji-cards-coming-in-june
Not much effort. If AMD can do a dual gpu with chips as Hawaii, i think everything is possible... I will absolutely not been surprised to learn that Nvidia have something like that at work.
But the question is still how perform FijiXT and how could perform an dual FijiXT.. Im not sure they want it end as the TitanZ vs 295x2.. I can imagine, this time they will not do a Titan x2, but more a 980TI x2.
NVIDIA Quadro M6000 Review: Maxwell Goes Workstation
http://hothardware.com/reviews/nvidias-quadro-m6000-maxwell-goes-workstation?page=1
http://hothardware.com/reviews/nvidias-quadro-m6000-maxwell-goes-workstation?page=1
Frenetic Pony
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Eh, speculation based on speculation of the 390x pricepoint. Should be flattered that speculation from these forum threads has been picked up as more "official" rumors, but then sites like WCCF and Fudzilla are hardly journalistic bastions. After all they're just copypasting people on here shooting the breeze and idle speculation.
And I don't doubt for a second it's just them trawling these forums and copypasting these threads. I remember a similar site picking up a rant from a former GPU firmware developer. It was literally just a forum post on how API's related to game development, and how bad DX and OpenGl APIs can end up making shipping code. They of course made it sound like some kind of official and super important "insider" thing.
At this point I only consider videocardz.com to be trustworthy. They've copy a lot of the other garbage, of course, but they've been remarkably accurate with their own original content.
Since this is the Maxwell thread I was wondering, how likely is it that NVIDIA would release some kind of GTX970v2 with a full set of ROPs and L2? They've made minor updates to their lineups before so it wouldn't be unprecedented (e.g. GTX275).
Also I thought there were supposed to be 8GB 980s and 970s but so far I haven't seen them. Do they exist?
Also I thought there were supposed to be 8GB 980s and 970s but so far I haven't seen them. Do they exist?
Isn't that a 980?
Blazkowicz
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I thought they save them up for the next AMD launches. Although, a GTX 970 with 8GB would have people bitching that it's missing a full GB.
I also wonder how you would sell a "fixed up" 970 : okay, here's the defective one and this one is fully working, we promise!
I also wonder how you would sell a "fixed up" 970 : okay, here's the defective one and this one is fully working, we promise!
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It'd be ridiculous to sell a 970 with 8GB. At most, they'd sell a 7GB version.
Not quite. The 980 still has 3 more SMs than the 970.
They would surely just call it the GTX975 or something like that, with slightly higher clocks and maybe another SMM.
GeForce GTX 980 Ti rumours ...
http://translate.googleusercontent...._2015/&usg=ALkJrhjLxXLDmrBL-dQJmf9JkYcGvx5rtA
"non circumcised"...
I guess in German, chips are not castrated but circumcised (unless it's a mistranslation). I don't know about you, but the fact that a loose translation can lead to confusion between circumcision and castration makes me feel uneasy.
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