As stated numerous times already: The livestream tomorrow is an Nvidia rep coming to PC Per to demonstrate some of the tech they showed last week.
I highly doubt they are announcing anything else.
A weekend of speculation... Nvidia does have a live stream tomorrow at 11:00 AM PST...
Tom Pedersen does regular visits to PCPer to demonstrate technology, based on NV's twitter, it is not an official NV event. Therefore I expect Mr. Pederson to simply demonstrate (presumably) G-sync. That said, if he wants to do a solo press release of NV price cuts I certainly won't mind! Bring on the pricecuts! But there's a 99.9% chance that won't happen. It's just one man demo'ing stuff for PCPer.
I've said it before but the recent interplay between AMD-NV has been pretty awesome. NV with the holiday gaming bundle and 780ti, and AMD having new stuff around the corner. Say what you will but the 290X definitely got NV's attention - I can't see how fans of either side can complain. NV fans have a great bundle and a new SKU thanks to the 290X, and AMD fans have new goods coming soon. Win-win for everyone IMHO. Why and how can anyone, from either camp, complain about that? It truly is mind boggling to me. NV fans win, so do AMD fans.
As stated numerous times already: The livestream tomorrow is an Nvidia rep coming to PC Per to demonstrate some of the tech they showed last week.
I highly doubt they are announcing anything else.
(5196 SP GFLOPS)/(2880 CCs)/2 = 902 MHz.No frequency specs on this PDF as well....
At which frequency thoses 225W..???
To work this strategy require a product that is close
to the competition in all benches from the start , they
ll have trouble branding their alleged 780ti as the best
performing card when we saw that the regular 780 get
stomped by 35% in 4K benches by the stock 290x and
it s not a full GK110 die that will turn the tables.
Does NV have some sort of deal with PCPer that they always go there? Kinda like how AMD does with Anandtech?
I though PCPer is nvidia branded website. They streamed nvidia's event, they worked on frame time wariance and FCAT, they showcase nvidia's new tech. It looks like official nvidia tech site.
The 780 Ti will be a Titan with 3 GB and DP-capabilities reduced. Clocks will be higher though, but not much higher I would think.
It was only stomped when the added in all the eye-candy and neither was playable anyway, so the 4k brag is out the door.
I have been quietly waiting for the Ti to be released, full GK110, without DP, and perhaps 770 speed 7ghz RAM...it will be seriously quick.
(5196 SP GFLOPS)/(2880 CCs)/2 = 902 MHz.
I though PCPer is nvidia branded website. They streamed nvidia's event, they worked on frame time wariance and FCAT, they showcase nvidia's new tech. It looks like official nvidia tech site.
Quite the contrary , they were even quite fair to Nvidia
by removing features like TressFx , as for playability the worst
was Tombraider wich was still largely above 30 fps.
Also the 290x has 5GHz Ram , what would happen if they
increase it just to 6 without even increasing their GPU frequency.?..
Source? Especially when JHH mentions this being the best GPU they've ever built.
What deal do AMD and Anandtech have?
It was only stomped when the added in all the eye-candy and neither was playable anyway, so the 4k brag is out the door.
I have been quietly waiting for the Ti to be released, full GK110, without DP, and perhaps 770 speed 7ghz RAM...it will be seriously quick.
What deal do AMD and Anandtech have?
Its a new MC and wider, which is why they couldnt go faster memory just yet..
As for the 4k, the slide I saw showed neck and neck with no candy at payable rates, soon as high setting were used, both cards bombed, though the 290x less so. No one is going to use just 1 card for 4K, its a moot point.
Its all over the front page. AMD has bought a section of the Anandtech website where it contains AMD product reviews and AMD direct marketing material such as its videos, twitter feed and other bits and pieces. In essence it appears Anandtech has a very serious pro AMD advertising stance right now,
Pcper's relationship with NVidia is quite simple - they worked on FCAT together as NVidia provided the initial implementation and pcper fixed parts of it and modified/made their own analysis. They thus now have established with NVidia that they know what they are doing around frames and analysing them and thus have a good relationship on this topic. Pcper presumably went and asked an NVidia rep about getting some more details for Monday. They weren't the only ones with video cameras there, they just so happened to be the only live stream but I doubt it was anything exclusive.
Like others have said pcper.com before it used to be an AMD fan site, which Ryan used to run. Nowadays most of the advertising is typically Asus (which they had prime deal with for their podcasts before) and some others like Corsair and EVGA. I haven't yet seen anything in pcper.com's reviews to show concern of imbalance one way or the other, I have however seen quite a lot of imbalance in Anandtech's reviews in regards to Graphics cards. They held on FCAT for a very long time, they still publish single FPS and minimal FPS numbers and by and large they just seem to have falled behind the state of the industry.
Neck and neck.??..
If more than one card is needed the 290X scaling is 93.5%
for two cards and still 86% for 3 according to AMD s slides
wich are right for dual GPU according to the first leaks.
Did you miss the AMD section on the main site?
This still might not happen tho if you remember the HD7970 undercut the GTX 680 by quite a bit and NVidia still didn't budge. But I do agree it would be nice.