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wrong..Charlie has created public hearsay...example the external power brick he said the 8800GTX would need.
He did? I must have missed that one.
wrong..Charlie has created public hearsay...example the external power brick he said the 8800GTX would need.
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worth 5 points
Something I can help you with?
How about removing all the nvidia trolls from the forum for starters.
Fuuny..I thought Char-lie was an orcale to some guys, now when he comes up with blanks, I get that confirmed.
"Thou shall not speak evil of the Char-lie" seems to be what some people want...says it all dosn't it :hmm:
http://www.semiaccurate.com/2010/07/12/gtx-460-cash-cow-or-market-share-tourniquet/
There is a 460 article.
It says it offers good price/performance and low power consumption.
Fuuny..I thought Char-lie was an orcale to some guys, now when he comes up with blanks, I get that confirmed.
"Thou shall not speak evil of the Char-lie" seems to be what some people want...says it all dosn't it :hmm:
He is an oracle. You just have to read between the lines.
Question: Did he make any negative posts in the run-up to the GTX460?
Answer: No
Inference: GTX460 will be on time, in reasonable supply, and competitive.
If he doesn't have anything to say, that's his way of saying there's nothing bad to say![]()
not to be a total douche but...
He is an oracle. You just have to read between the lines.
Question: Did he make any negative posts in the run-up to the GTX460?
Answer: No
Inference: GTX460 will be on time, in reasonable supply, and competitive.
If he doesn't have anything to say, that's his way of saying there's nothing bad to say![]()
i'd say that Char-lie's prediction about GF104 is an absolute messThe same problem that affected GF100 are going to hit the GF10x parts, and Nvidia is going to end up doing the same things to make salable parts, fuse-off bad clusters while downclocking like mad. Contrary to their magical statement about 40nm yields, our checks at Computex said quite the opposite. Sources tell SemiAccurate that the only way GF100 yields broke 20% is if you include GTX465. Then again, hitting 50% or so yields with 5/16 shader clusters disabled, 80% of your intended clock rate, and nearly 100% over power budget is one thing I would not recommend putting on your resume. The Fermi architecture is still an unmanufacturable mess.
The GF104/6/8 are based on the same architecture, more or less unchanged, so they are going to be a mess as well. Since they are smaller, around 405mm^2, 270mm^2 and 135mm^2, yields should improve proportionately, but still be way behind the competitive ATI chips. If you want a sign of how bad yields are going to be, look at the samples floating around, specifically EXPreview's great find. . . .
In any case, the same problems of vias failing and failing clusters don't seem to be fixed this time around, so expect all sorts of yield irregularities, non-fully functional 'fully functional' parts, and the other half-baked solutions many have grown to expect from Nvidia of late. . . .
Another good example of how unchanged the GF104 is can be seen by the shape of the GF104 at EXPreview. ...
The more things change at Nvidia, the more they stay the same, GF104, GF106, and GF108 are proof that the company is lost.S|A
Where the heck have you been? Did you miss Char-lie's little GEM, just 3 weeks ago about GTX 460 predictions?
http://www.semiaccurate.com/2010/06/21/what-are-nvidias-gf104-gf106-and-gf108/
i'd say that Char-lie's prediction about GF104 is an absolute mess
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I wonder if Char-lie lost his inside source...or never had one in the first palce and just posted everything negative he could conjure up and hoped to be lucky.