Mas informacion sobre Fermi (nueva generacion de Nvidia)

kiny86 escribió:Para el ke le interese en 4frags ya podeis ir reservandola (sobre todo para los mas interesados pues seran limitadas)

Ge-Force GTX480 - 1536MB = 439€
Ge-Force GTX470 - 1280MB = 329€

http://www.4frags.com/catalog/products_new.php

666777 escribió:

kiny86 escribió:Para el ke le interese en 4frags ya podeis ir reservandola (sobre todo para los mas interesados pues seran limitadas)

Ge-Force GTX480 - 1536MB = 439€
Ge-Force GTX470 - 1280MB = 329€

http://www.4frags.com/catalog/products_new.php

Pues no hace dias que no queda ninguna, fue salir y "prepagarlas".

Noticia antigua, pero veraz, tambien se dice que se han tirado a la piscina y son mas caras de lo puesto alli.

DV2 escribió:Dado a un problemilla raro por parte de Nvidia,no todos los 512 nucleos correran en sus nuevas graficas,ya que habran algunos que taran "owned"..pero se desactivaran

Asi,la 480GTX tendra 480 nucleos y la 470GTX 448 nucleos...

nose si es mucho o no,pero lo que importa esque las nenas (graficas) vayan bien...y si se pueden arreglar tambien..o algo

FUENTE: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/fermi- ... ,9950.html

Uf, pues ni idea, es la primera vez que veo ese ensamblador, aunque yo no me arriesgaria a comprar una fermi hasta que salgan las reviews el fin de semana.

DV2 escribió:Dado a un problemilla raro por parte de Nvidia,no todos los 512 nucleos correran en sus nuevas graficas,ya que habran algunos que taran "owned"..pero se desactivaran

Asi,la 480GTX tendra 480 nucleos y la 470GTX 448 nucleos...

nose si es mucho o no,pero lo que importa esque las nenas (graficas) vayan bien...y si se pueden arreglar tambien..o algo

FUENTE: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/fermi- ... ,9950.html

Core temp idle was 58C, core temp load around 86-90C, which was good.
It's laud, but not 5800Ultra.
In the tesselation tests, the GTX-ul won with +53% vs 5870, but this is as relevant as the 5-point parallelism issue where the The tesselation performance wasRAdeon wins with 350%+.

Idle power is at least 3 times that of the 5870 and the drained power at load was 283W. The official 480 will have less drained power because it will have a whole shader cluster disabled.

knightRAMZA escribió:puf imaginen un quad sli de la nvidia mas potente , un core i7 980x de 6 nucleos 6gb de ram a 2330 mhz y un crysis 4 preparado para trabajar con tanto poder

Nintendork escribió:EPIC FAIL Esto de abajo es la 480 con sus 512SP y a 2560x1600 donde no pocas veces la 5870 se queda corta de memoria.

Core temp idle was 58C, core temp load around 86-90C, which was good. It's laud, but not 5800Ultra. In the tesselation tests, the GTX-ul won with +53% vs 5870, but this is as relevant as the 5-point parallelism issue where the The tesselation performance wasRAdeon wins with 350%+. Idle power is at least 3 times that of the 5870 and the drained power at load was 283W. The official 480 will have less drained power because it will have a whole shader cluster disabled.

http://forums.amd.com/forum/messageview ... TMP=Linear

Anubi escribió:Joer pues si estos tests son veridicos, la 480 pierde toda la ventaja que podia tener al caparle los cores, y son una puta tostadora, 90º y 280W!!!

nuevos bench

http://www.overclock.net/hardware-news/ ... nches.html

hable con alguien de PC GREEN (Barcelona,SepulvedA) y no tenian ni idea,pero decian ke si vienen primero sera en america,y 2 o 3 meses LUEGO vendran aki

OTRA ESPERA NOOOOOOOOOOOO

Crackman escribió:

hable con alguien de PC GREEN (Barcelona,SepulvedA) y no tenian ni idea,pero decian ke si vienen primero sera en america,y 2 o 3 meses LUEGO vendran aki

OTRA ESPERA NOOOOOOOOOOOO

Tranquilo que mañana ya las tendran en algun sitio o como muy tarde el lunes o martes de la semana que viene, eso si, pocas unidades. El de PC GREEN que te ha dicho eso creo que tenia un mal dia

e4ff00 escribió:..
Los que esperan las rebajas de las ATI HD5xxx
http://www.techpowerup.com/118387/AMD_C ... Sight.html

btarunr escribió: AMD Comfortable with Current GPU Pricing, No Cuts in Sight
A little later this week, NVIDIA will release two of its front-line GPUs that are compliant with the latest industry standards, notably Microsoft DirectX 11. This brings competition to AMD's high-end Radeon HD 5800 series and Radeon HD 5970 graphics cards, or does it? Competition often tends to have a pro-consumer effect out of price-wars. Sources indicate that AMD is not inclined to cut prices of its products after NVIDIA's launch of GeForce GTX 400 series. A few factors we think could prevent a price-war:

* AMD could have a fair idea about how GeForce GTX 400 series GPUs compete with its GPUs, and given that their estimated performance levels and estimated target prices (estimated US $499 for GTX 480 and $349 for GTX 470), the performance/price equation for AMD's Radeon HD 5800 series GPUs iron out, with HD 5870 at around $400, HD 5850 at around $325, and HD 5830 at $240, barring HD 5970, which is being priced at a premium for its premium performance levels.
* Although NVIDIA and its partners officially launch their GeForce GTX 400 series products on the 26th of March, market availability, backed by sizable inventories could just take some time, allowing AMD to maintain its prices.
* AMD is introducing newer variants of its HD 5800 series GPUs, namely HD 5870 Eyefinity6 2GB, and allowing AIB partners to come up with 2 GB models of Radeon HD 5800 series cards.

TRASTARO escribió:

e4ff00 escribió:..
Los que esperan las rebajas de las ATI HD5xxx
http://www.techpowerup.com/118387/AMD_C ... Sight.html

btarunr escribió: AMD Comfortable with Current GPU Pricing, No Cuts in Sight
A little later this week, NVIDIA will release two of its front-line GPUs that are compliant with the latest industry standards, notably Microsoft DirectX 11. This brings competition to AMD's high-end Radeon HD 5800 series and Radeon HD 5970 graphics cards, or does it? Competition often tends to have a pro-consumer effect out of price-wars. Sources indicate that AMD is not inclined to cut prices of its products after NVIDIA's launch of GeForce GTX 400 series. A few factors we think could prevent a price-war:

* AMD could have a fair idea about how GeForce GTX 400 series GPUs compete with its GPUs, and given that their estimated performance levels and estimated target prices (estimated US $499 for GTX 480 and $349 for GTX 470), the performance/price equation for AMD's Radeon HD 5800 series GPUs iron out, with HD 5870 at around $400, HD 5850 at around $325, and HD 5830 at $240, barring HD 5970, which is being priced at a premium for its premium performance levels.
* Although NVIDIA and its partners officially launch their GeForce GTX 400 series products on the 26th of March, market availability, backed by sizable inventories could just take some time, allowing AMD to maintain its prices.
* AMD is introducing newer variants of its HD 5800 series GPUs, namely HD 5870 Eyefinity6 2GB, and allowing AIB partners to come up with 2 GB models of Radeon HD 5800 series cards.

nVidia en un inicio dijo con sus voceros que no les interesaba DX11 y vean ahora, lo mismo puede pasar despues de que salgan al mercado las tarjetas de nVidia y ATI si considere si no una baja de precios grande al menos una lijera.

ignaciodemigu escribió:hoy es el DIAA!!!

DeFT escribió:

ignaciodemigu escribió:hoy es el DIAA!!!

¿Qué sucede hoy?

lynnfield escribió:Dijo que no les interesaba el Dx10.1, no recuerdo que dijeran que no les interese Dx11, de hecho se saltaron el 10.1 para pasar directamente al 11.

firewire escribió:

DeFT escribió:

ignaciodemigu escribió:hoy es el DIAA!!!

¿Qué sucede hoy?

Que salen las fermi?

Me da que nVidia necesitaba de otros 6 meses de desarrollo pero como se les echaba el tiempo encima las han sacado deprisa y corriendo.



Saludos!

Es a la 1.00am chicos ^^

Anubi escribió:

Es a la 1.00am chicos ^^

Pues segun leo yo en guru3d, hasta las 7pm nada, por lo menos ellos, en que pagina van a poner reviews a la 1pm?

Prypiat escribió:Pero lo mejor esque la peña las compra a esos precios...