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[PCT]nVidia Fermi - we know the length of cards

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Original in Czech - translated by Google translate

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After the first actual pictures of new GeForce 300 is now the first to know and what is the final length of the cards.

Someone may appear by nVidia in recent days almost invisible. Do not get fooled. Information embargo on the upcoming generation of graphics cards can be a little exaggeration to compare the Cold War. Everyone who knows something, virtually guarantees the confidentiality of his "life". The novelty: nVidia Fermi - meet, we are the first in the Czech Republic brought pictures DirectX 11 GeForce based on the new architecture Fermi.

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to sum up whats behind the link because its hard to understand:
the fermi will be 27 cm
the preview should be till the end of this year
that there is an embargo
it will we shown on CES 2010
+the middle card from the cards is a GTX 280 and the one on its right is a GTX 285
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C
This is an old pic about it. And the link is not pointing to the news. Please correct it, here's the link: Correct link
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mothergoose729
This translation is very hard to understand. OP your hyper link just leads to a home page, I don't see an article.
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Ihatethedukes
From the look of it Fermi looks the same length as the 5870.
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Thosesneakyfrench
That article has so much Engrish that the only information I could actually understand was the picture.

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Specifically, models of Radeon HD 5870, 5970 are proper paddles, which easily fit into a pair of cabinets on the market.
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Philbar71
^ lol, yes. poor translation by gooogle.
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JKBenchmarks
So it's the same size as a GTX 280.
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Timlander
fail translation. Im not even going to try to read past the first sentence.
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Originally Posted by JKBenchmarks
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So it's the same size as a GTX 280.

Yes thats kind of what it is trying to say
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Cryptedvick
OP, the middle card is a GTX280.
you can tell by the square corners on the back end of the card compared to to round ones on the last card (gtx285)
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OpTicaL
Wow, the length of some poorly translated source article became news.....Fascinating!
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ENTERPRISE
LMAO. That translation made me ROFL.
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Core2uu
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Specifically, models of Radeon HD 5870, 5970 are proper paddles, which easily fit into a pair of cabinets on the market.

Sigged.
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arkheii
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Originally Posted by Core2uu View Post
Sigged.

If the Fermi cards were proper paddles, they would already be here!
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Originally Posted by arkheii View Post
If the Fermi cards were proper paddles, they would already be here!
Clever.
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I loled. I wonder if the Asrock youtube guy wrote the article.
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grunion
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Specifically, models of Radeon HD 5870, 5970 are proper paddles, which easily fit into a pair of canoes on the market.

Fixed

The comments are hilarious.
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I loled. I wonder if the Asrock youtube guy wrote the article.
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tNok85
Oh, whew. I was worried that Fermi would have improper paddles and would not fit into my pair of cabinets.
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Brutuz
nVidias facebook pages said 10.5 inches...
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