[Celcoid]

Ok I saw something about a GTX 595, is this a myth?

 

[Psycho666]

i think you mean the GTX590?
that's their doubled up card

 

[KBcobra]

It became this

 

[mib2347]

I'd imagine it would be. I mean, what would they use for it? A 590 is already to underclocked 580's

 

[Jaguarbamf]

As stated above, it is the GTX 590.

 

[Anthraxinsoup]

The GTX595 would imply that it had a die shrink, which it most likely won't ever.

 

[Bradeno]

Maybe the GTX595 will likely be their first triple GPU card.

With Hexa SLI Support

 

[Anthraxinsoup]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bradeno;12998901
Maybe the GTX595 will likely be their first triple GPU card.

Not going to happen :/

 

[Celcoid]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bradeno;12998901
Maybe the GTX595 will likely be their first triple GPU card. With Hexa SLI Support

Well there are triple gpu cards here.

http://www.gpureview.com/asus-mocks-your-dual-gpu-card-by-putting-3-gpus-on-one-card-article-652.html

They were never released but there are a few out there that people have gotten I saw benchmarks for it before.

 

[Alex132]

GTX 595 was a myth about dual 570's
It turned into the GTX 590 which is dual 580's (underclocked)

But at the current GTX590 VRM issue rate a GTX 595 refresh for the VRM's and other ideas might not be a bad idea.

 

[Anthraxinsoup]

Quote:

Originally Posted by thealex132;12998938
GTX 595 was a myth about dual 570's
It turned into the GTX 590 which is dual 580's (underclocked)

But at the current GTX590 VRM issue rate a GTX 595 refresh for the VRM's and other ideas might not be a bad idea.

In Nvidia land, xx5 means a die shrink.

 

[noak]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bradeno;12998901
Maybe the GTX595 will likely be their first triple GPU card.

With Hexa SLI Support

They should try and fix scaling on tri or quad sli before they jump on hexa sli, I bet there would be a 20% improvement from quad to hexa if they realased the hexa sli support today

 

[noak]

Maybe look forward to a dual 570 or full clocked 580's specialty card, like the Asus Ares, chances are, the 600 series is just nearing completion, they more then likely started work on the 500 series about over 1 year ago, they have to give themselves time to engineer and fix problems

 

[Anthraxinsoup]

Quote:

Originally Posted by noak;12999000
Maybe look forward to a dual 570 or full clocked 580's specialty card, like the Asus Ares, chances are, the 600 series is just nearing completion, they more then likely started work on the 500 series about over 1 year ago, they have to give themselves time to engineer and fix problems

xx5 means a die shrink, which is what happened with the 200 series.

 

[Alex132]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anthraxinsoup;12998973
In Nvidia land, xx5 means a die shrink.

I know but they have a history of making no sense with their naming system