Nvidia NV 40 specs!

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Slappy00

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HEHE Revenge of my favorite company, it was only a matter of time before they start to crush ATI out of the market like they did everyone else.

Yah and "the matter of time" is a year from now (Release H2 2004) ... Relatedly if ATI goes outta buisness wont Nvidia have a monopoly? Bad news for Nivida , me thinks its in Nvidia's best intrest if ATI stays in buisness... Much like Intel and AMD.,,,

 

Keysplayr

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Maybe Nvidia should have asked Intel or AMD to fabricate their 0.13m chips for them. Intel and AMD seem to have this technology down. At least much better then TSMC. I wonder what they would charge :p
 

Ziptar

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I am manufacturing and releasing a 3D card that will make All gAyTI Fan Boyz and nVidiots Cringe...

I have kept it a secret until now but, I have decided to tell you all.. here are the specs...

600-700 Million Transistors on 45-nm process
1500-1600 MHz Core
32MB Embedded DRAM (268M trans.)
2.8GHz 512MB-1024MB DDR-IV Memory
16 Pixel Rendering Pipelines (8 texels each)
32 Vertex Shader Engines
409.6 GB/sec Bandwidth (eDRAM)
89.6 GB/sec Bandwidth (DDR-IV)
51.2 GigaTexels per Second
6 Billion Vertices per Second
DirectX 12(or extended 10.8)


I will also be releasing my card in H2 2004! I will be manufacturing these in my garage so cost saving will be tremendous. I anticpate the cards will retail for $89.00!

Watch this board for future updates, If you would like you can Pre-Order by sending me CASH in an Envelope or Paypal me now and I will send you a card soon!













:D See ANYONE can do a paper launch !!!
 

alexruiz

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Originally posted by: Ziptar
I am manufacturing and releasing a 3D card that will make All gAyTI Fan Boyz and nVidiots Cringe...

I have kept it a secret until now but, I have decided to tell you all.. here are the specs...

600-700 Million Transistors on 45-nm process
1500-1600 MHz Core
32MB Embedded DRAM (268M trans.)
2.8GHz 512MB-1024MB DDR-IV Memory
16 Pixel Rendering Pipelines (8 texels each)
32 Vertex Shader Engines
409.6 GB/sec Bandwidth (eDRAM)
89.6 GB/sec Bandwidth (DDR-IV)
51.2 GigaTexels per Second
6 Billion Vertices per Second
DirectX 12(or extended 10.8)


I will also be releasing my card in H2 2004! I will be manufacturing these in my garage so cost saving will be tremendous. I anticpate the cards will retail for $89.00!

Watch this board for future updates, If you would like you can Pre-Order by sending me CASH in an Envelope or Paypal me now and I will send you a card soon!













:D See ANYONE can do a paper launch !!!

PM sent for a preorder.... ;)

I wanna see how Serious Sam: The twentieth Encounter will run in this card..... coupled with an Athlon 256 (256 bits, SSE7 support, hypertransport-5 and 32 MB L2 cache....)

 

BoomAM

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I wanna see how Serious Sam: The twentieth Encounter will run in this card..... coupled with an Athlon 256 (256 bits, SSE7 support, hypertransport-5 and 32 MB L2 cache....)

Actually, theres only going to be 3 Serious Sam Games.
I have an interview, with Croteam, in PC Zone UK, that says that SS was ment to be just a tech demo, but then the team decided to have a bit of fun, and make a trilogy of fun, action packed, cheap games. Obviously the cheap thing was missed out in the UK, the first game retailed for £30, where as the US, got it for about £16.

Just thought i`d point that out.

 

Smilin

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Originally posted by: Socio
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This should make ATI fanboys cringe!


Here are the NV40 specs:
300-350 Million Transistors on 90-nm process
750-800 MHz Core
16MB Embedded DRAM (134M trans.)
1.4 GHz 256-512MB DDR-II Memory
8 Pixel Rendering Pipelines (4 texels each)
16 Vertex Shader Engines
204.8 GB/sec Bandwidth (eDRAM)
44.8 GB/sec Bandwidth (DDR-II)
25.6 GigaTexels per Second
3 Billion Vertices per Second
DirectX 10 (or extended 9.1)
Release H2 2004


Found them here:

http://www.quake.co.il/modules/news/article.php?storyid=117

*sigh* You are waaay overdue for a flaming on this my friend. I'll be back later when I'm not at work to type one up for you.

Tard.