7800GT Pictures and Specs leaked

shabby

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I wonder how many days it'll take for the price to drop below 400 bucks.
 

entropy1982

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is it gonna be better than gtx because of the 20 pipelines??? where are the specs? i dont see how fast the ram is or anything (only core clock of 400)
 

Insomniak

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Originally posted by: HamburgerBoy
Originally posted by: entropy1982
is it gonna be better than gtx because of the 20 pipelines???

No, the GTX has 24 pipelines.


Yes, because pipelines are all that matter.

Could be clocked higher. Could be better bang for buck.

Etc. etc.
 
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SlitheryDee

Originally posted by: entropy1982
is it gonna be better than gtx because of the 20 pipelines??? where are the specs? i dont see how fast the ram is or anything (only core clock of 400)


It's not meant to be better than the GTX. It'll fill the same niche that the 6800GT filled behind the 6800 Ultra in the last generation. (guessing)

Personally I'm waiting for something comparable to the 6600GT in this generation (7600GT?).
 

Polish3d

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At this point if possible I'd suggest waiting for the good ol R520 and then buy. :) (Although admittedly I'm quite pleased with my 7800. At 1680x1050 w/ 2AA, all settings on Ultra_high except Dynamic Light and Shadows, and Multisampling Transparency AA, I typically hit BF2's FPS cap of 99.9 in multiplayer, and generally stay there most of the game. (Some drops down to 70,80 etc, depends also on server lag.)


Anyway, that's how the 7800 should perform IMO. 100+FPS on high res with high detail for a fairly reasonably optimized game. No idea what I get in FEAR but don't consider that a valid test because of its crap code.
 

knothead34

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but the 7800gt doesnt work with sli right? i know alot of you dont care for sli. im wondering if someone can give me an unbias opinion. i read the specs and its not in there but im wondering if someone knows for sure.
 

jfall

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Originally posted by: knothead34
but the 7800gt doesnt work with sli right? i know alot of you dont care for sli. im wondering if someone can give me an unbias opinion. i read the specs and its not in there but im wondering if someone knows for sure.


In those pictures, the box says "sli ready"
 

mOeeOm

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Originally posted by: knothead34
but the 7800gt doesnt work with sli right? i know alot of you dont care for sli. im wondering if someone can give me an unbias opinion. i read the specs and its not in there but im wondering if someone knows for sure.

it says right on the box...and I really don't see a single reason nvidia would not make it SLI
 

Mrvile

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I still see them.

Anyway basically that thing's just a 6800GT with 4 extra pipes then. :disgust: well hopefully it'll be cheap.
 

entropy1982

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i see, thanks .... i am planning to buy a comp in mid september... do you guys think i will be able to compare R520 to these cards by then or will it be too soon in the game?
 

Unkno

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now all we need is a 7600GT/7800 that performs a little better than a 6800GT/6800Ultra but at lower cost :)

Oh yeah, and don't forget about the r520 to lower the prices :D
 

knothead34

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ok i see it now. i must of skimmed over it to fast. i had heard only the gtx would be sli ready. i see thats not the case.
 

biostud

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Originally posted by: Mrvile
I still see them.

Anyway basically that thing's just a 6800GT with 4 extra pipes then. :disgust: well hopefully it'll be cheap.

still a better optimized core and more vertex shaders.
 

Topweasel

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Originally posted by: knothead34
ok i see it now. i must of skimmed over it to fast. i had heard only the gtx would be sli ready. i see thats not the case.

They made the 6200 SLI capable why anyone would think that they would limit any better chip is beyond me.

The most the will do is not let a chip have the bridge connector but now their drivers alow you to use them without the bridge at a slight performance hit.