A handy GPU spec spreadsheet

[Malladine]

If you browse to any video card there then scroll down you'll see a "datasheet of mainstream gpus..." link. You can download an .xls file with data on all video cards from GeForce Ti/Radeon 9000 series to the 256mb 7800gtx and X1800XT. This data includes Code name, # of transistors, core clock, mem clock, pixel pipeline, # shaders and more!

Not complete but still very handy

 

[Lonyo]

Geforce Ti = ?

 

[Malladine]

Originally posted by: Lonyo
Geforce Ti = ?

eh? you know, Geforce4 ti4600, Geforce4 ti4200.

 

[compgeek89]

Thx for the tip m8

 

[Pete]

I found it not on a video card page, but under Item Intelligence. Interesting to note the transistor counts (both the X800 and X1600 cost 160M--makes you wonder if SM3 is worth the cost for "mainstream" cards). Also interesting to note they think the FX 5800-5900 have 8 pipes, and that their Vertex Shaders are listed as "FP Array". Then again, they list the X1600 as having 12 pipes.

 

[otispunkmeyer]

B3d have a gpu data base too dont they>?

heh their 3d tables go all the way back to NV1

 

[GOREGRINDER]

Originally posted by: Pete
Also interesting to note they think the FX 5800-5900 have 8 pipes,.

eh its 4 rendering pipes at 2 textures per pass... 4x2...8x1 guess they just figure they equal the same so instead of printing 4x2 and having to explain it to customers that may not get it,..they just print 8

 

[Exsomnis]

http://users.rcn.com/chare/video.htm > Newegg.