http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/graphics/display/20131223235036_Nvidia_to_Start_Rolling_Out_GeForce_8_Series_Graphics_Processors_in_February.html

Got something!
 
Annnd it's just rehashing the clevo thing. Here it looked like something new. Sorry!

Drazhar
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/graphics/display/20131223235036_Nvidia_to_Start_Rolling_Out_GeForce_8_Series_Graphics_Processors_in_February.html

Got something!
 
Annnd it's just rehashing the clevo thing. Here it looked like something new. Sorry!

Nice find!
Volta looks interesting, Stacked DRAM what in the world ...
 
Hmm, would that be so that you can upgrade the VRAM of your VGA card or so with SO-DIMM's or so?
Interesting find though!

Gold Leader
Could it be that Maxwell is a Geforce 700 series refresh? Since that the GTX 750 has a Maxwell GPU, the GM107:
http://videocardz.com/495...-architecture-unveiled
 
Here the GM107-300-A2 GPGPU:

 
Here the GM107-300-A2 GPGPU Diagram:

Think It will be more then a refresh.
the fact that its maxwell on 28nm kinda proves what I keep saying.
I mean there are only two dies smaller then the 107, and I would have expected the 750s to use a revamped Gk106 before a GM107,
Wonder what the die size is of that GM107 on 28. 
GK107 was 118
and the GK106 was 221
My gut tells me its closer to 221 then 118.
 
Edit:
My gut was wrong, Looked at your link.
148.
 
Still significantly larger then the GK, and 25% die increse is a bit much

Gold Leader
 
 
So the higher end models will be GeForce 800 series and the lower end models would be GeForce 700 series perhaps? A vague thought, bot a possible one I guess
 

I'm thinking that feels most likely, or perhaps anything on 20nm will be 800 series, these 700 entries are still 28nm after all.

Gold Leader

Drazhar

Gold Leader
 
 
So the higher end models will be GeForce 800 series and the lower end models would be GeForce 700 series perhaps? A vague thought, bot a possible one I guess
 

I'm thinking that feels most likely, or perhaps anything on 20nm will be 800 series, these 700 entries are still 28nm after all.

Yeah good point there
Maybe because the difference between Kepler and Maxwell, as performance goes, was smaller than hoped or thought maybe?
A similar thing was with G92 was to G80 back in 2006, G92 was also smaller and could withstand higher workloads with less heat, but also G92 had a much lower TDP than G80 hmm, could be that Maxwell and Kepler have similarities to this as well, maybe not, I could be wrong here.

I'm leaning more towards they can't get the performance they want on 28nm due to the die size required and the power requirements, so they're testing the architecture out on the low end and building up driver knowledge for when they can make the full deal?

Yall got too much extra free time on yalls hands!

After Kelper, and this last money grab from both AMD and Nvidia, prob be six months to a year before I even start looking for a newer GPU. What a mess, on both parties....
 
I know ya speak Old School "GL" !

I read something about Maxwell and I think I know what worth waiting for GTX7xx owners, they call that Project Denver I think with GM110 chip probably at the end of Maxwell architecture. That could be interesting graphic card from EVGA and Kingpin again. 
Before that Maxwell not exist for me. That will be some monster probably with few delays as refresh of Maxwell, that mean not before 18-20 months from now... I think I made nice plan with GTX780Ti as strong chip and long time calm waiting something special as that again.
 

boylerya
I dont have any rumors, only facts.  Best two features about the Maxwell series is the unified virtual memory between CPU and GPU, and NVIDIA FLEX.

If you have facts, do you have a source from where you got them from that prove them that they are accurate for being a fact?
Imo If it can't be proven, then it is no fact, but just a rumor, a rumor is something that comes around and goes around, some people will even try to do as if rumors are facts, but in the end they have nothing to prove them with accurate legitimate information, which leads makes rumors turn in to hoaxes
 
Please be more accurate when posting you have a fact or more of them, anyone can say that out of the blue and in the long run it won't be taken for real either
 

Xavier Zepherious
http://www.donanimhaber.c...bellek-ile-geliyor.htm
 
8GB of GDDR5 ram on a laptop?

Broken link, but I found it on google. 
 
The 780M has 4GB of GDDR5 ram. Also the 880M isn't much of a upgrade from the 780M so I guess nVidia wanted to differentiate it more. Also it'll help on high-res laptop screens (3200x1800 UHD).

Nozler

knightsilver
After Kelper, and this last money grab from both AMD and Nvidia, prob be six months to a year before I even start looking for a newer GPU. What a mess, on both parties....
 
I know ya speak Old School "GL" !

+1

I know right? Moore's law was put into PARK lol When I was younger I would upgrade every gen. Now life circumstances demand it be different, but if it were this small of a difference between gens back then I think I would have skipped a gen or two. I remember when the next gen would be 35% faster etc. Now you get 8% and they market it like you need to have it or your computer will turn to dust lol

GTX 880M isn't really Maxwell related, but since it's GTX 800M series, why not, nice find there still
 
Here some Maxwell news I came along with while I was looking for some today xD
 
Meet NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 860M 2048MB, the mobile Maxwell:
http://hexus.net/tech/news/graphics/67049-first-glimpse-nvidia-gtx-860m-mobile-maxwell/

 
In basics , just a down clocked GTX 750 Ti 2048MB 128Bit GDDR5.
It's not major news, but it's at least something to keep this thread going
 

20nm  maxwell preview at GTC?
http://videocardz.com/50012/nvidia-preview-20nm-high-end-maxwell-tomorrow 

Yeah true that, so much for my GTX 790 speculation 
http://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2053534
 
It seems that I was not far off after all, as a Dual GK110 VGA would go, eh?
 

*groan* i hate the TI thing, have to wait 6+ months to get the real deal. If they did this I wish there was a way to upgrade from a 880 classy to a 880 ti classy.