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Originally posted by: josh6079
Also, how much of a difference is seen in terms of performance and overclockability in going from 90 nm's to 80?
Actually the X1800 was also released on a new process (90nm) but I think your probably right G80 and R600 will be 80nmOriginally posted by: jiffylube1024
Josh - I'm pretty sure G80/R600 will start at 80nm (remember flagship cards, 5800FX aside, don't release on new processes). So yeah, the refresh or sequels would be on 65nm.
Originally posted by: BFG10K
80 nm or not, I hope G80 does not require an external power brick.
Originally posted by: Paratus
Here let me start it:
Does 80nm let them do HDR+AA?
I kid I kid
Originally posted by: SNIP3R
Originally posted by: Paratus
Here let me start it:
Does 80nm let them do HDR+AA?
I kid I kid
HEHE
Originally posted by: 5150Joker
Originally posted by: BFG10K
80 nm or not, I hope G80 does not require an external power brick.
I hope it does (assuming its power hungry like R600), I'd rather have an external brick than be required to go out and buy a 600w uber expensive PSU.
Originally posted by: Cookie Monster
Originally posted by: 5150Joker
Originally posted by: BFG10K
80 nm or not, I hope G80 does not require an external power brick.
I hope it does (assuming its power hungry like R600), I'd rather have an external brick than be required to go out and buy a 600w uber expensive PSU.
I agree. The extrenal PSU means, we dont have to worry about 12 rails and the amps, etc. It also gets rid of the PSU heating up eveything time your running a 3d intensive app.
Anyhow, i heard that the 7650 GS (80nm) refresh uses the same PCB as the 7600 series. 80nm can potentially mean reduced die space, heat and even more OCability due to the headroom created by it.
Im interested about how the X1650XT will stack up to the 7600GT. Not to mention these G73 80nm refreshes can potentially unlock the final quad in the G73 making the 7650 series have 16 pipes rather than 12. All with the 128bit memory interface however ...
Originally posted by: amenx
Power bricks are a great option for SLI users allowing them to keep their old PSU. I think it makes for an overall stabler system IMO. They're already on sale: http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Power/PurePower/w0099/w0099.asp
May be a good idea for other power hungry cards as well, like the x1900xtx.
Originally posted by: SpeedZealot369
I thought the x1950xtx was made on 80nm?
Originally posted by: amenx
Power bricks are a great option for SLI users allowing them to keep their old PSU. I think it makes for an overall stabler system IMO. They're already on sale: http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Power/PurePower/w0099/w0099.asp
May be a good idea for other power hungry cards as well, like the x1900xtx.
Originally posted by: amenx
Power bricks are a great option for SLI users allowing them to keep their old PSU. I think it makes for an overall stabler system IMO. They're already on sale: http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Power/PurePower/w0099/w0099.asp
May be a good idea for other power hungry cards as well, like the x1900xtx.