Fonzi
#0
Så er specs. til GT300 ude og der er snakke om en væsentlig ydelsesforbedring:
"GT300 itself packs 16 groups with 32 cores - yes, we're talking about 512 cores for the high-end part. This number itself raises the computing power of GT300 by more than 2x when compared to the GT200 core. Before the chip tapes-out, there is no way anybody can predict working clocks, but if the clocks remain the same as on GT200, we would have over double the amount of computing power.
If for instance, nVidia gets a 2 GHz clock for the 512 MIMD cores, we are talking about no less than 3TFLOPS with Single-Precision. Dual precision is highly-dependant on how efficient the MIMD-like units will be, but you can count on 6-15x improvement over GT200."
Kilde: http://kortlink.dk/6hbm
"GT300 itself packs 16 groups with 32 cores - yes, we're talking about 512 cores for the high-end part. This number itself raises the computing power of GT300 by more than 2x when compared to the GT200 core. Before the chip tapes-out, there is no way anybody can predict working clocks, but if the clocks remain the same as on GT200, we would have over double the amount of computing power.
If for instance, nVidia gets a 2 GHz clock for the 512 MIMD cores, we are talking about no less than 3TFLOPS with Single-Precision. Dual precision is highly-dependant on how efficient the MIMD-like units will be, but you can count on 6-15x improvement over GT200."
Kilde: http://kortlink.dk/6hbm
#1
ja, det lyder godt.... og det ser også fint ud på skrift.... men skulle vi ikke vente og se 😛
#2
"Rumour" men ikke mindst interessant, hvis det er sandt.
Håber jeg da virkelig det er, for det lyder alt for nice, og som en perfekt erstatning for mit 8800GT
Håber jeg da virkelig det er, for det lyder alt for nice, og som en perfekt erstatning for mit 8800GT
