The G92 Architecture Rumours & Speculation Thread
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Silent_Buddha
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Except hasn't Nvidia commited to just a yearly release of a high end product? Basically holiday season each year?
If they are sticking with a High End, High End Refresh...Next High End, Refresh, etc. schedule - Would that mean that we'd then only be seeing a new product once every 2 years?
So is it your opinion then that we'll only see major improvements in speed/IQ every two years with just a minor refresh in between?
This is something I've been wondering about ever since I heard the change. Granted it's only a 6 month difference between the more traditional 9 month cycle for major product upgrades.
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7900 GTX -> 7950 GX2 -> 8800 GTX
All that in 10 months.
This year they've launched a somewhat minor update with the 8800 Ultra, but there's no reason (yet) to suspect that they won't deliver a high-end part in November.
Sound_Card
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In which I strongly think it is the G92x2.
The G7x2 was something of a rush to beat the 580.
This is not the way to make a high performance card in my opinion if you have the luxury of one year to make a better part.
Duplicating your memory chips, halving your pcie bandwidth, double pcb, hard to cool so lower clock, doesn't sound right to me, think about it.
vertex_shader
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There is a much easier reason, noone write it about yet, manufacturing process problems (leakage high, yield low), ATi have many troubles with TSMC process technologies in the last ~2 years, its possible this time NV have troubles, the difference is NV have the time to fix everything and not need to paper launch highend card with 180watt power consuption.
The wise man never rules out the possibility in this industry. Tho I think it somewhat more unlikely with a refresh than a new gen. But then depending on how you count G70, there was definitely some sleight of hand there too.
vertex_shader
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What are the chances of Nvidia deliberately spreading a FUD campaign to hide their true plans... again ?
Remember that it was not until a few short weeks before launch that we knew that they would be doing the Unified Shader dance, despite Dave Kirk's public antics...
Second time in a row? thats deserve Oscar trophy :smile:
There will be no G90. (according to rumours)
Of coarse there will be -- right in time to counter R680 =)
So nvidia high midrange will likely be
8700GTS = 750Mhz, 64 shaders, 512MB 256bit 900MHz GDDR3 memory
8800 GTS = 500MHz, 96 shaders, 320MB 320bit 800MHz GDDR3 memory
Which is better? Do you plump for memory amount or memory bandwidth ??
I assume the 8700GTS will be cheaper, if so will the 8800GTS be phased out do you think?
8700GTS = 750Mhz, 64 shaders, 512MB 256bit 900MHz GDDR3 memory
8800 GTS = 500MHz, 96 shaders, 320MB 320bit 800MHz GDDR3 memory
Which is better? Do you plump for memory amount or memory bandwidth ??
I assume the 8700GTS will be cheaper, if so will the 8800GTS be phased out do you think?
Any sources?? There are many rymours about G92 and G98.... G90 is not there.
But it is impossible for Nvidia to rule out the 2XG92 in 1 Tera Flops, providing the rumor of the G92 is only capable of 64SP.
It may not be called G90 but there definately will be a new top-end.
juan789123498
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Hi,
This was posted on another forum talking about the next high-end part...
"This November ( not in the movies ), new top dawg...single GPU ( no 7950GX2 look-alike )...768MB ( 1GB edition...highly unlikely for the first 3 months or so ) Samsung GDDR4-3200, 384bit BUS ( like G80 )...G80/G80+ SP's ( 128 or 128+ )...24xx MHz S.D. Frequency..."
That's all I can say"
What do you think?
This was posted on another forum talking about the next high-end part...
"This November ( not in the movies ), new top dawg...single GPU ( no 7950GX2 look-alike )...768MB ( 1GB edition...highly unlikely for the first 3 months or so ) Samsung GDDR4-3200, 384bit BUS ( like G80 )...G80/G80+ SP's ( 128 or 128+ )...24xx MHz S.D. Frequency..."
That's all I can say"
What do you think?
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