Man, it is not about looks, it is about quality of used materials and components. Quality decreases, when you substitute gold with copper, high efficient (+95%) and ripple free vGPU phases with cheap ones. Why did you chose "warranty that covers heatsink removal" in a wish list. Because AMD fan fails, when used 24/7 in a 2-3 months time? Wish for silicon nitride bearing, not for DIY repair thingy in warranty period.
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Cost-Effective Radeon HD 7900 PCB Already In The Works
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Ah, isn't GK104 the successor to the GF114 used for the GTX 560 graphics! So, are you saying the next mainstream from Nvidia is set to compete against these 7950/7970?
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Ah, isn't GK104 the successor to the GF114 used for the GTX 560 graphics! So, are you saying the next mainstream from Nvidia is set to compete against these 7950/7970?
http://www.techpowerup.com/156709/GeForce-Kepler-104-and-100-GPU-Specifications-Compiled.html
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I read that... and what others who reported on the same source(s) and they see that yes this new/refresh will boost it above the GTX570 maybe tail the 580... as we would hope.
Although, I ask is Nvidia intending to move what's known as "mainstream" and ramp pricing up to be in the league of "enthusiast"? What would they use to backfill between what's now a pedestrian GTX550 and this new a GK104? I suppose they just use the same approach as "non-ti" employed presently, (geldings' from GK104 production) as they've already grasped the proposition they’ll get extensive binning from TSMC on the GK104.
Also lot of folks who provide/dicussed the information to those specs', haven't reformulated what that mean's now with synchronous geometry. Will just boosting core clock and and extra cores be enough?
http://www.techpowerup.com/157039/NVIDIA-Kepler-To-Do-Away-with-Hotclocks.html
Although, I ask is Nvidia intending to move what's known as "mainstream" and ramp pricing up to be in the league of "enthusiast"? What would they use to backfill between what's now a pedestrian GTX550 and this new a GK104? I suppose they just use the same approach as "non-ti" employed presently, (geldings' from GK104 production) as they've already grasped the proposition they’ll get extensive binning from TSMC on the GK104.
Also lot of folks who provide/dicussed the information to those specs', haven't reformulated what that mean's now with synchronous geometry. Will just boosting core clock and and extra cores be enough?
http://www.techpowerup.com/157039/NVIDIA-Kepler-To-Do-Away-with-Hotclocks.html
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