Tuesday, April 10th 2012

More GeForce GTX 690 Details Surface

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btarunr
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We know from older reports that NVIDIA is working on GeForce GTX 690, a dual-GPU graphics card based on the 28 nm GK104 silicon, we also know that its launch will be strategically timed to follow that of AMD Radeon HD 7990. Expreview scored a few juicy details about this card. To begin with, it is reported that GeForce GTX 690 will draw power from two 8-pin PCIe power connectors.

The GeForce GTX 690 will use a PCI-Express 3.0-compliant bridge chip. Its display outputs will include three DVI and one DisplayPort. PSU with at least 650W capacity will be made a system requirement. The entire feature-set of GeForce GTX 680 will be carried over. The exact specifications, core configuration, and memory amount, remain at large.
Source: Expreview

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54 Comments on More GeForce GTX 690 Details Surface

#26
EarthDog
HD64GYou should mean GK100 (large single Kepler GPU). You just have to wait to the end of this year. It's name may be 790. This dual GK104 IS GK110. ;)
GK110 is the single GPU monster.
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#27
Fourstaff
blibbaMy point is that these PSU recommendations on graphics cards always leave retard room. As such, this recommendation of 650W puts the GTX690 below the GTX590 in likely power consumption.
Retard premium can be really expensive at times, which is why I always recommend people do do their maths first before recommending/doing something. Plus, retards will generally not upgrade parts of their rig anyways, preferring to go the retarded way of overhauling everything at one shot.

My recommendation of GTX690 able to be powered by a decent 650w is based on the fact that power consumption will, at worst, be equal to GTX590, given the limitations of the 2x8pin (unless they are venturing to almost unheard territories of 2x8pin+1x6pin).
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#28
blibba
Whether or not it's retarded to upgrade everything at once depends rather on how demanding you are of your system - if you're the kind of person that can get by fine with a five or six year old PC, it often ends up best when you finally upgrade it to upgrade most of it - possibly excepting things like the case and DVD drive. This is another debate, however :P
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#29
Mistral
Looking at how easy it is to find a 680 in stock I can only imagine how nV will flood the market with 690s...
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#30
wrathchild_67
MistralLooking at how easy it is to find a 680 in stock I can only imagine how nV will flood the market with 690s...
Getting a 590 a few months after release was hard. There was supposed to be an updated 590, supposedly called 595 that never surfaced either. I'd love to put a 690 in my mini-ITX powerhouse, but cost of entry and dwindling supply means I'll probably have to wait for GK110.
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#31
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Dj-ElectriCProbably the same, 25W here 25W there...
Not a big fan of dual-GPU graphics cards anyway, always favored dedicated SLI\CFX over it.
well of course because there are way more data lanes on the mobo that can be utilized vs the bridge chip on the dual gpu boards. They are a cool idea for those who dont own a dual gpu capable motherboard.

I feel both companies rely too heavily on them to be the top model.

I agree id rather have monolithic designs.
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#32
Animalpak
Who buys a dual GPU does not make problems to take a proper PSU !!!


If you can not afford a high quality PSU, do not criticize NVIDIA or AMD for consumption in watts.


I wonder what that absurd comment to make. :shadedshu
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#33
GC_PaNzerFIN
What kind of leak is that, everyone with a brain could figure out those "specs" before EXPREVIEW.
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#34
Casecutter
Crap DaddyWhere the hell is the GTX670?
For that matter where the hell are GTX 680's?
GC_PaNzerFINWhat kind of leak is that, everyone with a brain could figure out those "specs" before EXPREVIEW.
Exactly... kind of like a diversion? Don't look behind the Green curtain!

I wonder how they'll package all that stuff; like the bridge, INA219 power monitor chips, that voltage controller that has its own little PCB, and then any of those new traces for dynamic overclocking/TurboBoost. I would think it’s going to get very crowded or even longer?
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#35
GC_PaNzerFIN
CasecutterFor that matter where the hell are GTX 680's?
On the stores being sold to everyone else, except you it seems. Could have bought few hundred of them if had the money and wanted already. And still could...
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#36
Casecutter
GC_PaNzerFINOn the stores being sold to everyone else, except you it seems. Could have bought few hundred of them if had the money and wanted already. And still could...
Ah in Finland maybe but in the USA they dried up like a couple of drops of water in Death Valley in July!
There's none to be had anymore stop the BS!
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#37
MxPhenom 216
ASIC Engineer
I don't understand all the fuss about the power supply requirements. The HD6990 recommended power was 750w. GTX690 is 650w and bound to perform better.
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#38
HuLkY
we wait for specs now, this card is much anticipated.
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#39
N3M3515
Full GTX 680 speeds and shaders? oh boy...
AMD will have to overclock the 7990 to 1000Mhz so it can be competitive with the GTX690, but then, it will consume moar powa.

Though work for amd...:shadedshu
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#40
N3M3515
GC_PaNzerFINOn the stores being sold to everyone else, except you it seems. Could have bought few hundred of them if had the money and wanted already. And still could...
What stores bud? it has been weeks without supply, they sold out in a matter of minutes.
newegg
3 at amazon for $635 avg amazon
1 galaxy at tiger direct for $530 "Shipping: Usually Ships in 7 - 21 Days" tiger direct
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#41
Delta6326
This sounds fast, I will take 2 please :D:rolleyes:
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#42
perryra1968
Can't beat my 5970 for $299.00!

Can't beat my Diamond 5970 for $299.00! That black friday deal on the Egg is still "A" number 1. I won't upgrade until I see clear leads by the competitors with a decent price/performance ratio. Until then, my 5970 for $299.00 is still the CHAMPION!
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#43
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
Delta6326This sounds fast, I will take 2 please :D:rolleyes:
to go with your Q6600 setup?? that would be a bit of a waste (not that im hatin on your rig brah. I know Q6600's are legendary, but they are also very dated)

just one of these cards is probably worth more then your entire rig as it currently stands.
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#44
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
FreedomEclipseto go with your Q6600 setup?? that would be a bit of a waste (not that im hatin on your rig brah. I know Q6600's are legendary, but they are also very dated)

just one of these cards is probably worth more then your entire rig as it currently stands.
didnt you sense the sarcasm with the rolleys? :roll:
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#45
EarthDog
perryra1968Can't beat my Diamond 5970 for $299.00! That black friday deal on the Egg is still "A" number 1. I won't upgrade until I see clear leads by the competitors with a decent price/performance ratio. Until then, my 5970 for $299.00 is still the CHAMPION!
:roll: :roll: :slap:
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#46
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
EarthDog:roll: :roll: :slap:
it works for him so
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#47
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
eidairaman1didnt you sense the sarcasm with the rolleys? :roll:
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#49
OneCool
btarunrstrategically timed to follow that of AMD Radeon HD 7990
Love how they put that little tidbit in there.

Nv will never release their offering before AMD/Ati as always.Chicken shits.
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#50
Delta6326
FreedomEclipseto go with your Q6600 setup?? that would be a bit of a waste (not that im hatin on your rig brah. I know Q6600's are legendary, but they are also very dated)
just one of these cards is probably worth more then your entire rig as it currently stands.
Lol I know this rig is old, if I was going to buy these it would be with Ivy Bridge and 32GB ram etc.;-)
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