Bobmitch
Omnipotent Enthusiast
- Total Posts : 8328
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2007/05/07 09:36:29
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 47
MSI MAG X670-E Tomahawk; Ryzen 7 7800X3D; Asus TUF RTX 4070 TI OC; Seasonic Vertex GX-1000 PSU; 32 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR5-6000 RGB; Corsair iCue Link H150i RGB 360MM AIO; 2-Western Digital Black 4 TB SN850X NVMe; Creative SoundBlaster Z; Lian Li Lancool III; EVGA Z15 Keyboard; Razer Viper 8K Mouse Heatware: http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=72402 Affiliate code: 1L2RV0BNQ6 Associate Code: UD82LJP3Y1FIQPR
|
BF3PRO
CLASSIFIED Member
- Total Posts : 3797
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2013/08/16 13:37:43
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 2
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/10 07:49:00
(permalink)
These leaks are fake plus it says just a speculative post.
My Affiliate Code: OEESSSDNZV
|
Zephmeister
iCX Member
- Total Posts : 288
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2011/09/01 01:03:59
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/10 09:06:06
(permalink)
And even if these specs were true, the power per core of the Maxwell arch is 35% more powerful than Kepler. So 3200 Maxwell cores = 4320 Kepler cores. That's nearly double the power of a GTX 780 with less power draw. Plus, Nvidia has addressed the fact that they can use less memory bandwidth with the higher L2 cache in Maxwell with similar performance.
|
theGryphon
CLASSIFIED Member
- Total Posts : 4069
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2009/03/04 17:27:46
- Location: United States
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 14
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/10 09:07:52
(permalink)
256bit is suspect but it's possible that Nvidia achieved some efficiencies in the cores that help increase performance. If you look at GTX750Ti, it's surprisingly powerful given its memory width and CUDA count. Given that they kept emphasizing Maxwell is a mobile-first architecture, those efficiencies may extrapolate to desktop as well. It's also possible that Nvidia will pull another GTX 780Ti stunt. Very possible especially if they know something about AMD that we don't. To summarize, it's very possible
|
AzN-SoLjA
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 7982
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2011/06/18 11:45:02
- Location: Kent, WA - Use My Affiliate Code: 3MHCIBME48
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 14
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/10 11:04:52
(permalink)
Waiting for 980Ti equivalent >:)
| EVGA Z68 FTW | EVGA GTX 780 Ti SC 3GB | EVGA GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 | Custom EK Water Loop | Red Harbinger Cross Desk | i7 2600K @ 4.5GHz @ 1.24v | Corsair 16GB Vengeance | Corsair Neutron 256GB SSD | Corsair AX850 | Lamptron FC5V3 | ASUS VE278 27" | | Creative Inspire T6160 5.1 & X-Fi Fatal1ty 7.1 Champ | Razer Marauder & Spectre & Tiamat 7.1 | Affiliate Code: 3MHCIBME48 | Associate Code: 08HWLPJXE0O5MPM
|
4960X
New Member
- Total Posts : 63
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2014/01/31 16:20:59
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/10 15:00:20
(permalink)
guru3d is the new wccftech!
|
Xavier Zepherious
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6746
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/07/04 12:53:39
- Location: Medicine Hat ,Alberta, Canada
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 16
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/10 17:41:27
(permalink)
I posted this a few days ago http://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2146251 I even found an Nvidia release chart not much to say.... don't expect the full GM200 until 2015 ( 3 arm chips) GM204 supposedly has 1 arm chip GM204 is june/july GM206 is aug/sept GM200 is slated for later to make sure of higher yields and better silicon (mature 20nm) there will also be an OEM part as well PS: the current Nvidia drivers support GM200,GM204 and GM206 already as was reported by 3dgeeks by looking at the driver files
post edited by Xavier Zepherious - 2014/04/10 17:54:09
|
Sajin
EVGA Forum Moderator
- Total Posts : 49168
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/06/07 21:11:51
- Location: Texas, USA.
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 199
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/10 17:52:21
(permalink)
ARM Core = Reduced CPU Overhead = More Performance. Everyone loved the performance boost from the 337.50 driver (it reduced CPU overhead), just wait until these things are put into action.
|
Xavier Zepherious
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6746
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/07/04 12:53:39
- Location: Medicine Hat ,Alberta, Canada
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 16
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/10 18:50:31
(permalink)
http://www.nordichardware.se/Grafik/laeckta-specifikationer-foer-nvidias-nya-maxwell-baserade-flaggskepp-gtx-880.html Now talking though several sources about what we have to expect from the upcoming flagship GTX 880 which should be launched later this year. [<font]The case of a performance video card that will take over from current GTX 780, and the Maxwell-based graphics chip is said to perform even better than a fully featured GK110 chip that we find in the current GTX 780 Ti and GTX Titan Black.[<font]According to the sources, we can inter alia expect 3200 CUDA cores, compared with the 2880 sitting in the GTX 780 Ti and Titan Black. These consist of a total of 7.9 billion transistors, and will deliver 5.7 teraflops of floating point performance with single precision. The chip is said to have a base frequency of 900 MHz with a boost frequency of 950 megahertz. ------------------again take it with salt - same sources cited Im unaware if they have other sources - they are not citing them
post edited by Xavier Zepherious - 2014/04/10 18:54:26
|
lehpron
Regular Guy
- Total Posts : 16254
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2006/05/18 15:22:06
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 191
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/10 21:26:49
(permalink)
Sajin ARM Core = Reduced CPU Overhead = More Performance. No reason to still choose Intel or overclock?
|
boylerya
FTW Member
- Total Posts : 1910
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2008/11/23 19:18:00
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/11 01:15:24
(permalink)
Just too likely to be an April Fools joke.
|
Sajin
EVGA Forum Moderator
- Total Posts : 49168
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/06/07 21:11:51
- Location: Texas, USA.
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 199
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/11 13:25:17
(permalink)
lehpron No reason to still choose Intel or overclock?
I'll always run a Intel CPU, until something better replaces them that is. I'll always overclock too, free performance is good.
|
Xavier Zepherious
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6746
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/07/04 12:53:39
- Location: Medicine Hat ,Alberta, Canada
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 16
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/11 15:30:18
(permalink)
first of all the architecture is different - so don't compare kepler to it or even the 700 series maxwell cards (because they aren't really maxwell -maxwell lite or maxwell/kepler hybrid) the maxwells released already(low end..ie 750) are called maxwell 1.0.... the 800 series are maxwell 2.0 they are missing a arm core - so in order to have them perform like ones with a arm core they had to keep some semblance of kepler - a hybrid chip the are power saving - shutting off unused cores when necesssary - this would reduce memory bandwidth because the cores aren't querying memory or the MB CPU or being fed by MB CPU the real maxwells have an arm core and more L2 cache - of course it would you have a additional controller CPU - which would need have code and prefetch worked and reuseable graphics work this chip is also power saving - throttling cores - controlled by arm chip - so the card doesn't query system ram or MB cpu going what?? I need work or the MB CPU pester it the arm does this - and only if there is a demanding work to be done you have to remember during none peak times it's prefetching work and storing stuff and with more L2 cache you aren't throwing as much away - you are reusing more this saves bandwidth so maxwell would out perform kepler with less memory bandwidth the rops and TMU count were changed from kepler and even maxwell light - so don't use that as a guideline either if you look at the specs it falls in the line of the 680 or 780 cards a 20% increase over previous arch - with 10% power drop (30% increase) im assuming a refresh would be similiar - so nearly double performance over kepler and we aren't seeing the full silicon yet if a full maxwell(titan 2 or whatever they want to call it) is spec'd with 3 arm cores and if you keep arch the same - that's 9600 cores and 3 arm chips - im assuming it be more around 6k cuda count....that's a full double over 880 (or titan as it is now) Also everyone makes note of the single 6 pin connector - talked about isn't the PCIe 2.0 convention 150 WATT thru MB so a single plug would offer an additional 75watt for 225 which brings you close to the 230 watt specified im sure you could probably squeak a modest 5% more out of the MB or connector and the card is 230 watt max - and probably runs much lower than the max specified and under PCIe3.0 it wouldn't even be an issue pcie 1.0 is legacy and shouldn't be supported
post edited by Xavier Zepherious - 2014/04/11 17:14:19
|
HAZMAN_THE_GREAT
CLASSIFIED Member
- Total Posts : 4805
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2011/12/01 04:40:46
- Location: Planet Earth
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 7
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/12 05:12:13
(permalink)
Sajin
lehpron No reason to still choose Intel or overclock?
I'll always run a Intel CPU, until something better replaces them that is. I'll always overclock too, free performance is good.
Agree. Why wouldn't you not want that free performance. Well of course people will argue if you OC anything you decrease the life span and if your one of those who want to keep their hardware for a bit. But how many people are actually going to keep their hardware for more than 8 years? I would imagine 4 at least for the not hardcore enthusiast as well as people on a budget.
|
lehpron
Regular Guy
- Total Posts : 16254
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2006/05/18 15:22:06
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 191
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/12 17:01:26
(permalink)
Sajin
lehpron
Sajin ARM Core = Reduced CPU Overhead = More Performance. No reason to still choose Intel or overclock?
I'll always run a Intel CPU, until something better replaces them that is. I'll always overclock too, free performance is good.
Have you thought about what reduced CPU overhead ultimately means? It means the use of a co-processor to better feed the GPU cores = less CPU utilization, that is the whole idea. What good is overclocking (let alone using Intel, or multi-core) if nVidia forces GPU-intensive and GPU-bounding through this architecture into future games? If nVidia hadn't tried this, then it would be more reason to get an 8-core i7 as future games will be more multi-threaded to feed all the parallel processor cores of a future GPU using every CPU thread available-- but that isn't happening. Maxwell is the beginning of an attempt to pull the bottleneck out of the CPU reducing the need for overclocking, let alone using a better CPU; but you still praise your choices as if you have trained yourself to blow off and ignore any discussion that suggests otherwise.
post edited by lehpron - 2014/04/12 17:05:06
|
Vlada011
Omnipotent Enthusiast
- Total Posts : 10257
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2012/03/25 00:14:05
- Location: Belgrade-Serbia
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 11
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/12 21:07:24
(permalink)
I think about 3 years is real for people who are not so rich. I look to buy one from every generation. That mean one card Fermi, one Kepler, one Maxwell. But I'm sorry because I don't have money to keep them all. My wish is one closet with window and all famous EVGA hardware... X58 Classy, Z68 FTW, GTX580 Classy, GTX680 Classy, GTX780 Classy, GTX780Ti KPC, SR-2, X79 Classified, Z77 FTW... That would be excellent collection, everybody who come can look hours on that models... That's better than collection of 200 games. And all of them should work, functional. Now example if I decide to buy Maxwell Project Denver I must sell GTX780Ti KPC for 400-450e and buy new. That sucks. I will buy one Maxwell 100% only not GTX8xx series.
|
Sajin
EVGA Forum Moderator
- Total Posts : 49168
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/06/07 21:11:51
- Location: Texas, USA.
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 199
|
theGryphon
CLASSIFIED Member
- Total Posts : 4069
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2009/03/04 17:27:46
- Location: United States
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 14
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/15 10:26:49
(permalink)
If these specs are true, my estimate would be that GTX 880 will handily beat GTX 780 but possibly trade blows with GTX 780Ti, probably beating it in most cases other than few corner cases where memory bandwidth will be crucial. It would be a great folding card though, no doubt about it. If I'm right, it would displace GTX 780Ti slowly as they ramp down 28nm production and ramp up 20nm production. So, the 8 series generation would probably NVIDIA's tick and tock at the same time, with possible yield issues. 9 series would probably be the next big thing with much better yields, enabling higher clock speeds and larger cores with GM110. If history is to repeat itself, we might see the GM100 in the form of GTX 880Ti.
|
lehpron
Regular Guy
- Total Posts : 16254
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2006/05/18 15:22:06
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 191
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/15 21:32:40
(permalink)
GTX880 would be going after GTX780 and nothing else, this isn't an elephant chain where one follows the other. If we go back to fall 2005, nVidia frst made a 130nm G70 die calling it GeForce 7800GTX with 20 pixelpipes, yet the flagship 90nm G71 "GeForce 7900GTX" didn't appear for 6 months with higher frequencies with 24 pixel pipes. When 8800GTX came in November of that year, while everyone compared it to the 7900's, it actually succeeded the 7800's. Granted, we never saw an "8900GT/GTX", AMD's R600 delay prevented the need-- sounds familiar? R600 was late and Hawaii was late; both times nVidia was allowed enough time in a deFacto-monopoly to overcharge without drastic improvements, i.e. 8800 Ultra versus Titan. Sajin I could still use the Intel CPU for better benchmark scores. I won't argue that, benchmarking is largely prescripted rendering with no user interaction. This should make them less CPU-bound, but most popular presets are done with CPU-bound resolutions, yet high details so graphics cards have something to do. In the end, the scores are just formulas manipulating frame rate math; which adds to CPU utilization.
|
Verun
iCX Member
- Total Posts : 288
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2009/12/19 07:36:25
- Location: Germany, NRW
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 0
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/15 23:13:40
(permalink)
If those specs are true, I'm not sure if I'll get a new GC from that generation. I usually jump over one generation and was planning to do so with my gtx 680 hydrocopper too. But this doesn't seem overly impressing. Maybe a later Ti version would justify buying. Wanted to switch from one card to two again too. Meh.
|
Xavier Zepherious
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6746
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/07/04 12:53:39
- Location: Medicine Hat ,Alberta, Canada
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 16
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/17 19:30:17
(permalink)
I would keep my eyes peeled for a paper launch next month there is an official Nvidia announcment already posted on the web saying 2H (early) - you can find it from a story a few months ago Ive also seen a few posts saying june/july and may (since TSMC is ahead on the fabs) Nvidia already has 20nm silicon - from initial 2 fabs producing silicon - it is a limited supply - 1000's of units 3dgeeks already spotted gm200(gm210),gm204 and gm206 in the latest drivers the key is Nvidia won't launch until TSMC production is ramped up - 2H when the new fabs come online otherwise there will be a shortfall as demand for the product hits and find that TSMC can't meet demand - because of low production and low yield the silicon Nvidia has on hand will be enough for an initial launch(month or so)...but not for a prolonged season don't expect gm200 until 2015 - Nvidia has Server/mainframe demands(commercial interests) - tesla to fill at $4k a card rather than fill our little greedy hands with them at least not until yields are better and production is enough to fill commercial interests as well as ours How credible is the info? some of it is true - silicon supply is accurate the official word from Nvidia is spot on Drivers already support GM 200, 204, and 206 - so silicon is incoming soon dates are floating - TSMC has announced early production so dates are moving Ive seen gm204, june/july - gm206 Aug/sept but recently Ive seen May as a release date for gm204...so the rumors floating around could be spot on the Specs they also may play a waiting game - push out tidbits - see what AND brings to bear and bring out a counter-punch Tweaktown had a recent Visit at Nvidia headquarters this month - they even had a visit in the "secret area" - where all the new tech under NDA is kept other than tweaktown reporting a top secret military case (which we seen before) they aren't saying much And I may have found a early glitch from an Asian retailer spouting GTX880 - no avail prices yet - no stock either
|
Vlada011
Omnipotent Enthusiast
- Total Posts : 10257
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2012/03/25 00:14:05
- Location: Belgrade-Serbia
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 11
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/17 22:24:18
(permalink)
NVIDIA GeForce GTX780Ti have power to stay at least one year on market. First graphic card to resolve all games on 1920x1080 with max filters and 1920x1080 is still standard for most people. I'm so happy because I upgrade on GTX780Ti... Most of people rather choose to stay with GTX780 but GTX780Ti is fantastic card and no need for forcing GTX880 before NVIDIA fix everything to the last deail. I'm only sorry because I didn't try GTX680 Classified and cross on GTX780Ti Classified instead from GK110 locked on GK110 unlocked but never mind.
|
Xavier Zepherious
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6746
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/07/04 12:53:39
- Location: Medicine Hat ,Alberta, Canada
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 16
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/19 02:23:45
(permalink)
like I said...more likely incoming more news http://videocardz.com/50301/nvidia-preparing-maxwell-gm204-kepler-gk210-gpus What I did find is 20nm silicon yields are pretty good - at least from Apple's standpoint - over 50% and as high as 65% - with yields improving I don't believe the story that it's 28nm how do you go to 3200 cuda cores and advance memory support.. more l2 cache and an arm chip and still maintain the same size(socket size) on 28nm? - doubtful 20nm production is ongoing since last year - ramped up to 2 more fabs by may/june TSMC made some news this week as well - record profits this Quarter (23% increase) based on 28nm and new 20nm - with revenue increasing next Quarter the march news that TSMC had material problems on 20nm was temporary(less than a week) and didn't impact production or timelines (there own words) so news there was going to be a delay in march was wrong assume 1-2 months for stocks to build for release -puts everything at may/june/july AMD story No 20nm GPUs this yearhttp://videocardz.com/50299/amd-20nm-gpus-year take that with a grain of salt - they said all their product is in 28nm - that would be correct however adding 20nm late in the year or half year would not make that false you would still need to produce 28nm cards for awhile - until total line replaced they said 20nm is in design and will enter production this year and then finfet which is next year
post edited by Xavier Zepherious - 2014/04/19 04:22:02
|
lehpron
Regular Guy
- Total Posts : 16254
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2006/05/18 15:22:06
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 191
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/19 03:30:19
(permalink)
Xavier Zepherious I don't believe the story that it's 28nm how do you go to 3200 cuda cores and advance memory support.. more l2 cache and an arm chip and still maintain the same size(socket size) on 28nm? - doubtful The 640-CUDA die of GM107 used on GTX750 Ti is 145 mm 2 even at 28nm while the closest Kepler version is the GK106 used on the OEM GTX645 with 576-CUDA at a whopping 221 mm 2. That is almost 50% more die area for about the same number of CUDA cores; this is the work of a new architecture, nVidia redesigned the transistors themselves for Maxwell, give them credit for it. Quite frankly, a Maxwell-based 3200-CUDA die will easily be smaller than GK110 despite the 2880 Kepler-based CUDA cores, and less area translates into less power consumption and less heat dissipated. Finally, to raise the CUDA cores to equal the size of GK110, I see 4000-CUDA practical even at 28nm, which could allow even more at 20nm-- or just 4000-CUDA using less wattage.
|
donta1979
Primarch
- Total Posts : 15887
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2007/02/11 19:27:15
- Location: In the land of Florida Man!
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 72
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/19 15:13:16
(permalink)
Will have to wait and see what the 800 series will bring. But for now not worth arguing over, or getting panties up in a bunch, or speculating until we see some solid proof. ATM pretty happy with the GTX 780 TI first time in awhile I have been able to slam up all settings in any game at 1920x1080 and not take some type of performance hit that is slightly noticeable. Just wish it was as powerful in directcompute, PhysX, gpu rendering, gpu real time rendering, and the massive amounts of gpu power and vram for hair simulations as a Titan Black. That is my biggest complaint but I didn't spend 1k+ to get those things so really don't have a leg to stand on to complain. Just take it as it comes guys don't get excited.
post edited by donta1979 - 2014/04/19 15:15:48
Heatware Retired from AAA Game Industry Jeep Wranglers, English Bulldog Rescue USAF, USANG, US ARMY Combat Veteran My Build Intel Core I9 13900K@6.1ghz, ASUS ROG Ryujin III 360 ARGB, 32gb G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 7200mhz CL34 DDR5, ASUS Rog Strix Z790-E, ASUS Rog Strix OC 4090, ASUS ROG Wingwall Graphics Card Holder, Seagate limited Edition Cyberpunk 2077 m.2, 2x Samsung 980 m.2 1TB's, 980 & 990 Pro m.2 2TB's, ASUS ROG Hyperion GR701, ASUS ROG Thor 1200W Platinum II, Cablemod RT-Series Pro ModMesh Sleeved 12VHPWR Carbon, ASUS Rog Swift PG35VQ 35", Acer EI342CKR Pbmiippx 34", ROG Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition mouse, Rog Claymore II keyboard, TCL home entertainment Sound Bar w/Wireless Sub, Steelseries Johnny Silverhand Headset Microsoft Cyberpunk 2077 Xbox controller
|
Vlada011
Omnipotent Enthusiast
- Total Posts : 10257
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2012/03/25 00:14:05
- Location: Belgrade-Serbia
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 11
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/04/19 19:24:50
(permalink)
When HD5870 show up as first DX11 card, we had 25-30fps in Crysis Warhead on max details. Even Dual HD5970 was weaker than GTX780Ti at this moment with available games. Soon we will need new engine with serial on new games or Maxwell premium model could be very expensive. Maybe even 1000$ for successor of GTX780Ti. I could not be more satisfied with GK110, too. I never had so strong Radeon. Little scare me story about 6GB but I try to think real, no need to worry until I really see lack of video memory. With only 4GB everything would be different, but it's not possible... Who could imagine only one year after GTX690 single card same power or more. Because Ti Classified models on 1200MHz boost are stronger than HD7990 and GTX690. I compare some results. And normal Ti is very close.
post edited by Vlada011 - 2014/04/19 19:29:08
|
Xavier Zepherious
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6746
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/07/04 12:53:39
- Location: Medicine Hat ,Alberta, Canada
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 16
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/05/06 06:16:15
(permalink)
updated news Recently, Videocards comes with something really interesting a latest flowchart, that GM204-A01 chips are now in testing phase, and will equip with 8Gb memory. The memory is currently higher than Gtx 780/Gtx 780Ti. If the 8Gb memory rumor is true, then the Gtx880 has 256 or 512bit memory interface, but this is still we can say a barrier because due to the current ram technology Higher is not possible. “GM water Cooled plunger” which is listed on the Spec Sheet, So are the new Graphic card from Nvidia are based on Factory Based Water Cooling?? http://tech4gamers.com/gtx-880-could-be-equipped-with-8gb-of-memory/ Nvidia already testing GM204-based graphics cards internallyhttp://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/anton-shilov/nvidia-already-testing-gm204-based-graphics-cards-internally/ Wei Feng network May 6 news, latest news online a few days ago, Nvidia's new flagship GeForce GTX 880 engineering sample (ES) has started trial production. [<font] Sources said, GeForce GTX 880 engineering samples Nvidia has completed the development of R & D centers in India, has said the precious parcel packing, shipping by China through pilot production plant, will further test and complete the final version. If nothing else, the new flagship GeForce GTX 880 will be released before the end of the year is bound. GeForce GTX 880 graphics card is still using TSMC's 28nm process, spread out from the list of specifications, the card will build on the flagship Maxwell GM204 core architecture, the current revision of the trial production of "GM204-A2", while also supporting DX 12, standard capacity up to 8GB of GDDR5 memory. Nvidia GM204 GK104 core successor, reportedly has 3200 CUDA cores, also includes 256-bit memory interface. There is no doubt that if Nvidia really put on a 8GB integrated PCB, bound with a very high density flash memory chips. As for pricing, India spread its structure is about 47,000 rupees, about 4880 yuan. The current generation of the current market pricing flagship GTX 780 TI also about 5,000 yuan, so the performance is between 880 and GTX 10% higher than the 780 TI, whose final price will be higher. looks untouched - hell if I know if it's real http://tech.feng.com/2014-05-06/Nvidia_s_new_flagship_GTX_880_pilot_light_seconds_cash_8GB_Memory_583817.shtml GM204-B2 = GTX970 -20nm due 2015
post edited by Xavier Zepherious - 2014/05/06 06:45:57
|
theGryphon
CLASSIFIED Member
- Total Posts : 4069
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2009/03/04 17:27:46
- Location: United States
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 14
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/05/06 07:56:42
(permalink)
That image is clearly a 'shopped 780Ti, and pretty bad at that. Observe how the bottom 8 is identical to the top one; with that angle of lighting, the bottom 8 should have been darker. Also, observe how "GTX 880" is not in the middle with respect to the heatsink; "Ti" is just erased
|
Xavier Zepherious
CLASSIFIED ULTRA Member
- Total Posts : 6746
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/07/04 12:53:39
- Location: Medicine Hat ,Alberta, Canada
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 16
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/05/07 22:06:03
(permalink)
Associates claim that NVIDIA will present new graphics solutions for the desktop segment even before the exhibition Computex 2013, which will start in late Mayxtreme.com google search link for videocards.com even says that Nvidia may have something to say within next week or two Chinese online retailer broke NDA also found a site that says cards are being assembled for final production rumors abound even if this is true - stock would be relatively low - ie Paper launch Id put more stock in a least 1 more month for testing before productionBut Nvidia had stated they wanted to keep to their Release timelines ..so heaven knows it could be true There is also info that 980 is scheduled for June 2015 so refresh 1 year after 800 series launch tech news austrailia
post edited by Xavier Zepherious - 2014/05/07 22:53:01
|
seta8967
FTW Member
- Total Posts : 1813
- Reward points : 0
- Joined: 2010/03/03 05:18:45
- Status: offline
- Ribbons : 2
Re: GTX 880 specs leaked!
2014/05/07 22:32:29
(permalink)
Xavier, the white text with purple background makes it difficult for me to read, might be just me though or my monitor. *rumor* Due to Jacob saying that evga has been busy in May/June, and we only know about Torq coming out in May, maybe a x99 in June doesn't exactly justify for busy. If they also release a 800 series I could see things getting busy. *rumor* I will be glad the sooner the 880 gets released, so then the 880ti will get released sooner too lol.
|