Cookie Monster
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No meant the guru and pcper links.
Awesome, thanks for posting :thumbsup:Just some leaks:
BF3 looks good @ 2560x1600 from guru. First good 1600P results I have seen.
Hope the reviews come up before the cards show up on newegg.
The power figures in the tweaktown review have got to be wrong ... it would eat more power than the gtx480 while being smaller by ~230mm^2.
The anandtech review can come out soon enough.
edit: Looks like they didn't do an overclock test either...
BAM! Overclocking numbers! Looks like 1260MHz on the GPU without voltage.
BAM! Overclocking numbers! Looks like 1260MHz on the GPU without voltage.
BAM! Overclocking numbers! Looks like 1260MHz on the GPU without voltage.
GTX 480 -> GTX 580 was smallerSmallest perf. increase ever from nvidia for their flagship. About half of what it usually is. My only worry buying these is they are going to depreciate to nothing in 6 months or so when they release the real flagship.
Think I am buying then since it can overclock decently.
Performance improvement numbers over the GTX 580 are dissapointing but an overclock could sell me.
The GTX 680 is 30% faster than a GTX 580...
Per pcinlife : http://www.pcinlife.com/article_photo/gtx_680/results/total.png
DX11 Overall Perf. Improvement
2560x1600 8xAA
GTX 680 26.5%>580
3.5%>7970
2560x1600 4xAA
GTX 680 29.9%>580
5.2%>7970
1920x1200 4xAA
GTX 680 27.9%>580
9.1%>7970
Smallest perf. increase ever from nvidia for their flagship. About half of what it usually is. My only worry buying these is they are going to depreciate to nothing in 6 months or so when they release the real flagship.
..and soon we have GK104 A3 in Geforce GTX 685 with 1250Mhz out of the boxBAM! Overclocking numbers! Looks like 1260MHz on the GPU without voltage.
GTX 480 -> GTX 580 was smaller
Thanks for kicking AMD right in the Nuts Nvidia.
Smallest perf. increase ever from nvidia for their flagship. About half of what it usually is. My only worry buying these is they are going to depreciate to nothing in 6 months or so when they release the real flagship.
We were talking about "flagships". First GTX 480 was Nvidia's flagship and then it was GTX 580. Increase between these two flagships were about 15-20%the 480 and 580 are both Fermi and on 40nm, this is an entirely new chip on an entirely new process node, not a mere revision that nVidia stupidly decided to rebrand
In essence the 580 was what nVidia's mulligan on the 480