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GTX285 can be regarded as GTX280 Overclocking Edition based on 55nm processing.
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003
Cooler, consumes less power, faster. And without actually experiencing it, I would guess there is a fair amount of o/c headroom on 55nm. People were getting close to 700 on the 65nm GTX260's and 280's.
Anything but "Bleh".
Originally posted by: n7
GTX285 can be regarded as GTX280 Overclocking Edition based on 55nm processing.
Bleh.
Originally posted by: Qbah
As long as they price it a bit more over the current GTX280 prices, it should be fine. Cooler and faster - no drawbacks. I don't think it will touch the HD4870x2 though. Ohh well, time will tell
Originally posted by: SteelSix
Originally posted by: Qbah
As long as they price it a bit more over the current GTX280 prices, it should be fine. Cooler and faster - no drawbacks. I don't think it will touch the HD4870x2 though. Ohh well, time will tell
You just had to go there didn't you?
Originally posted by: nRollo
Originally posted by: n7
GTX285 can be regarded as GTX280 Overclocking Edition based on 55nm processing.
Bleh.
Hmmm.
Given your (and many others) refusal to use multi GPU, and the fact that this will undoubtedly be the single GPU performance leader, I'd think this would meet with more favorable response from you n7.
You'd be buying one if you didn't have a GTX280 already most likely.
I don't see anything negative here- very similar to the die shrink for the 9800GTX if true.
.. don't you DARE tell me what i should feelIf you?re interested, you could try to overclock GTX280 to 648/1476/1242MHz (core/shader/memory) to experience amazing performance of GTX285 ahead of time.
Originally posted by: nRollo
Originally posted by: n7
GTX285 can be regarded as GTX280 Overclocking Edition based on 55nm processing.
Bleh.
Hmmm.
Given your (and many others) refusal to use multi GPU, and the fact that this will undoubtedly be the single GPU performance leader, I'd think this would meet with more favorable response from you n7.
You'd be buying one if you didn't have a GTX280 already most likely.
I don't see anything negative here- very similar to the die shrink for the 9800GTX if true.
Originally posted by: recoiledsnake
Anyone know if this will have audio support over HDMI like the other lower end HTPC card that Nvidia recently released?
If he's like me he's probably waiting for the 40 nm version as a true upgrade over his GTX280. I gave up waiting for the 55 nm version a long time ago, and I?m glad I did.Originally posted by: nRollo
Given your (and many others) refusal to use multi GPU, and the fact that this will undoubtedly be the single GPU performance leader, I'd think this would meet with more favorable response from you n7.
Originally posted by: BFG10K
If he's like me he's probably waiting for the 40 nm version as a true upgrade over his GTX280. I gave up waiting for the 55 nm version a long time ago, and I?m glad I did.Originally posted by: nRollo
Given your (and many others) refusal to use multi GPU, and the fact that this will undoubtedly be the single GPU performance leader, I'd think this would meet with more favorable response from you n7.
I didn't say he should buy it, but I wouldn't expect a "meh" for the new single GPU champ, especially when it will likely be favorably priced.
Originally posted by: nRollo
I don't see anything negative here- very similar to the die shrink for the 9800GTX if true.
Originally posted by: Sylvanas
Nothing I couldn't already get from an OC edition GTX 280, infact less, the Zotac 280 runs at 700 core.
Originally posted by: recoiledsnake
Anyone know if this will have audio support over HDMI like the other lower end HTPC card that Nvidia recently released?
Originally posted by: BFG10K
If he's like me he's probably waiting for the 40 nm version as a true upgrade over his GTX280. I gave up waiting for the 55 nm version a long time ago, and I?m glad I did.
Originally posted by: SlowSpyder
How does the 9800GTX+ overclock vs. the standard 65nm 9800GTX?
Exactly - which is why I snagged a GTX260+ at a clearance price. :thumbsup:Originally posted by: Zap
You can play that waiting game forever, and end up never upgrading.