(Sorry this OP is a mess, info coming in all over)
Midnight GMT-5 Tonight his NDA expires and he is allowed to spill the beans. I assume there will be a more official post at some point since everyone's NDA is expiring (not that many NDA's are expiring):
http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/r...t10420384.html
-OR-
http://www.guildwars2guru.com/forum/...eee-t2238.html
Rahja has been an nVidia engineer since Feb 2007.
I'm talking to him on IRC, will post more info if there is any....
Edit-No this is not a troll or joke, you can shoot me in 3 months if the info turns out to be false.
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All (or most?) Benchmarks done at:
1920x1200, 4xAA 16xAF
The GF100 card length is 10.61"
The GF104 is going to be larger, around 5870 length
The GF104 is the faster of the two cards.
At midnight (EST, -5 GMT), I will fill in the blanks.... MUHAHAHAA.
GF100 outperforms ATi's 5870 by 46% on average
GF100 outperforms ATi's 5970 by 8% on average
The GF100 gets 148 fps in DiRT2
The GF100 gets 73 fps in Crysis2
The GF100 gets 82 fps in AvP3
*GTX misnomers removed due to Business NDA*
**GF100's maximum load temperature is 55 C.
**Corrected from Page 39 update
The release week of GF100 is Mar 02nd
Blackberry ordered about a million Tegra2 units for their 2011 smartphone.
Apple ordered a few million Tegra2 units for the 2011 iPhone.
Nintendo ordered several million Tegra2 units for their next gen handheld (the DS2!)
*Removed: Under business NDA*
That's all for now kiddies! See if you can guess for the time being, each - represents a letter or number
Extra spoilers!
GF100 and GF104 will feature a new 32x Anti Aliasing mode for enthusiast setups.
GF100 and GF104 can do 100% hardware based decoding for 1080p BluRay and H264 playback.
GF100 and GF104 feature full SLi capability and a new scaling method for rendering!
GF100 and GF104 will provide full on chip native C++ operation for Windows and Linux environments. This will be further augmented with CUDA and OpenCL.
GF104 will feature new technology designed for UHD OLED monitors!
GF100 promises to deliver at least 40% more performance than the GTX295 for less money. GF104 promises double that.
More benchmark data here
Edited by Kuntz - 1/5/10 at 2:33am
Midnight GMT-5 Tonight his NDA expires and he is allowed to spill the beans. I assume there will be a more official post at some point since everyone's NDA is expiring (not that many NDA's are expiring):
http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/r...t10420384.html
-OR-
http://www.guildwars2guru.com/forum/...eee-t2238.html
Rahja has been an nVidia engineer since Feb 2007.
I'm talking to him on IRC, will post more info if there is any....
Edit-No this is not a troll or joke, you can shoot me in 3 months if the info turns out to be false.
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<kuntz> why does your NDA expire tonight <Rahja_the_Thief> Not all of them do <Rahja_the_Thief> none of the business model NDAs expire <Rahja_the_Thief>  <Rahja_the_Thief> but technical NDAs that don't effect business models do |
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<Rahja_the_Thief> I can't disclose business moves nVidia is making <kuntz> so will we get actual numbers to compare against 5870/5970 etc? <Rahja_the_Thief> Yes, a few of them <Rahja_the_Thief> I can't discuss pricing <kuntz> just give us frame rates <Rahja_the_Thief> since that is business models <Rahja_the_Thief> and honestly, my old pricing sheet is just that...old <Rahja_the_Thief> Kuntz, you may be surprised at some of these numbers <Rahja_the_Thief> and then disappointed by others, it's off the wall in some <Rahja_the_Thief> but in the basement in others |
All (or most?) Benchmarks done at:
1920x1200, 4xAA 16xAF
Quote:
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AvP3 and Crysis2 can be taken with a grain of salt, since they are not finalized and drivers aren't finalized yet. DiRT2 may improve or decline slightly, depends on final drivers. Those tests were run using a Corei7 920, 6GBs of DDR3 1333, and an Intel 64GB SSD paired with a single GF100 card. The tests were run at 1920x1200 with 4x SSAA and 16xAF. Happy? If you want more details, wait for a benchmarking site to run benchmarks like everyone else. I am spoiling you as it is. Don't bite the hand that feeds. |
The GF104 is going to be larger, around 5870 length
The GF104 is the faster of the two cards.
At midnight (EST, -5 GMT), I will fill in the blanks.... MUHAHAHAA.
GF100 outperforms ATi's 5870 by 46% on average
GF100 outperforms ATi's 5970 by 8% on average
The GF100 gets 148 fps in DiRT2
The GF100 gets 73 fps in Crysis2
The GF100 gets 82 fps in AvP3
*GTX misnomers removed due to Business NDA*
**GF100's maximum load temperature is 55 C.
**Corrected from Page 39 update
Quote:
| I was running through my post, and I did find one error. GF104's load temps are not 55c, that is GF100. I have edited my post on Guru to show this, but Kuntz will have to edit the copy here (or a moderator) As another note, the idle temperature of GF100 is 36C. |
Blackberry ordered about a million Tegra2 units for their 2011 smartphone.
Apple ordered a few million Tegra2 units for the 2011 iPhone.
Nintendo ordered several million Tegra2 units for their next gen handheld (the DS2!)
*Removed: Under business NDA*
That's all for now kiddies! See if you can guess for the time being, each - represents a letter or number
Extra spoilers!
GF100 and GF104 will feature a new 32x Anti Aliasing mode for enthusiast setups.
GF100 and GF104 can do 100% hardware based decoding for 1080p BluRay and H264 playback.
GF100 and GF104 feature full SLi capability and a new scaling method for rendering!
GF100 and GF104 will provide full on chip native C++ operation for Windows and Linux environments. This will be further augmented with CUDA and OpenCL.
GF104 will feature new technology designed for UHD OLED monitors!
GF100 promises to deliver at least 40% more performance than the GTX295 for less money. GF104 promises double that.
Quote:
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<Rahja_the_Thief> You can also mention release clock speeds haven't been finalized, so that is why they are not listed <Rahja_the_Thief> Subject to change based on vendor experience |
Edited by Kuntz - 1/5/10 at 2:33am
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