[VideoCardz] NVIDIA to preview 20nm high-end Maxwell tomorrow

[spat55]

This will be the most highly anticipated GPU flagship release of all time if true, due to the overwhelmingly positive ink 750ti has received.

I am on the record as guessing GM2xx will hit the shelves before the standard narrative suggests. I guess we will find out! I still find it hard to believe they would have been able to keep such news under wraps.

It isn't a stretch to say that they could be alone @ 20nm for 6+ months.

Might be getting my first Nvidia card then if they don't go stupid with the RRP.

 

[jpiniero]

Huang said yesterday at the investor conference that they will not jump to a new node without other customers like they did it with 28nm.

Other Customers? Like Apple with the A6 already in final production?

If Huang actually said that yesterday, that's pretty much a confirmation that Maxwell 20 is dead.

 

[Unoid]

Selling a midsize 200-300sqr mm chip as the top of the line is bull*crap* and we can expect both amd and nvidia to do this again.

I want 400-500sqrmm chips from the get go.

 

[rgallant]

Selling a midsize 200-300sqr mm chip as the top of the line is bull*crap* and we can expect both amd and nvidia to do this again.

I want 400-500sqrmm chips from the get go.

oh you'll get that size by the sounds of it , but on 28nm.
I guess nv has all the data on up coming games with no next gens coming ,28 nm will fill the markets needs at a $$$$$.
why sell a $1k card if the gpu chip will cost more than $50.00 to make.