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Some more rumors......nv40 to be 600/1500?
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/d...911145704.html
No NV40 or R420 to Come in 2003
by Anton Shilov
09/11/2003 | 02:59 PM
The chances of the next-generation graphics products to reach store shelves this calendar year were not big at all and now they are equal to zero. Both leading companies have never commented on the rumours about NV40 or R420 graphics chips, even though unofficial stories built castles in the sky about the upcoming processors and their power.
A senior executive at ATI told me one day: “We do not need new graphics architecture this year”; a week after the conversation Mr. Jen-Hsun Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, said during the quarter conference call that “Now ii is not a time to talk about next generation products…”
Based on such claims from the companies themselves and considering the rumours collected by this web-site, neither ATI nor NVIDIA are ready to roll-out powerful next-generation VPUs this year. There is absolutely no difference between the possible reasons of the postponement; we should take it as a fact and nothing more.
According to the information from the same web-site that watches all the rumours all the time from all around the web, the NV40 will have 8x2 architecture, include 175 million of transistors and will be equipped with 1500MHz memory. The target clocking of the chip is 600MHz. The part has not been taped out yet, according to the source, despite of the earlier claims.
ATI’s R420 VPU is expected to have 12x1 architecture, blazing core-speeds and skyrocketing memory. There is no information about its tape out, but I would doubt about its successful silicon implementation at this point.
The fourth generation graphics processors will support additional functionality of Pixel and Vertex Shaders 3.0 pushing the limits of 3D even further. But this will only happen next year, we should add...
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Noob
8x2 and 12x1, hmmmm, I wonder which will be faster in terms of pipelines?
1500MHz memory...
These look impressive, I can't wait for next gen cards.
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I never really expected anything new out this year anyways...
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It is a big fat war to get to that magical 1000 FPS mark in Q3 at 640 by 480.
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Wheres our 1000 fps in 1280x1024 :P Not like anyone plays that in 640~
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Here we have a rumor site (xbit) quoting an unnamed rumor site claiming to have NV40 info. I think I'll wait until something a little more reputable comes out....
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To get 1000fps, its a more a question of cpu power.
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My vision is improving!
Originally posted by abs9986
To get 1000fps, its a more a question of cpu power.
exactly. most games behaive like car chase high details in 3dmark2001
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I think we well be seeing some higher prices for these whaen they do come out.
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