Originally posted by: Kraeoss
^ lol haha well we'll see how long it takes nvidia to move up to gddr5 if anytime soon that's the only thing i beleive that ati has on them currently... am i wrong ?
btw is an e2200 @ 2.9 ghz sufficent to push a 8800 GT @ 1024 x 768 (17" crt)
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Another one of these threads?
The answer is : When it's released.
Originally posted by: evolucion8
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Another one of these threads?
The answer is : When it's released.
For real?, nah, you are joking! LOLLL![]()
Originally posted by: Cheex
Originally posted by: evolucion8
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Another one of these threads?
The answer is : When it's released.
For real?, nah, you are joking! LOLLL![]()
I have to admit...I think he's serious. :shocked:
Originally posted by: nOOky
I read somewhere that it's coming out in time for Dukenukem Forever.
Originally posted by: nOOky
I read somewhere that it's coming out in time for Dukenukem Forever.
Originally posted by: mwmorph
I think ATI has done well with it's strategy as far as low to middle high end cards. The R800 is going to be an improvement on the R700 design which itself was an improvement on the R600 design. I've heard something like 2000(!) SPs with ATI marketing pushing the idea of a 12 month product cycle on their cards. Seeing as the R700 was launched in June 2008 the R800 is probably coming June 2009.
I don;t know where you heard April 2009 for Nvidia's release, I've alwars heard 2nd half of June 2009 for both Nvidia and ATI releases.
As far as naming, the HD5800 might actually fit. Wtih 2000 SPs, even at 40nm, it's not going to be a low power chip considering the R700 isn't exactly a low power chip, with 800 stream processors at 55nm. I wouldn't besurprised if the reference cooling solution for the 5800 is loud and exhausts air out the back. I have a 48701GB on hand in my case and it's plenty loud at load(though drowned out by my other 6 fans in the case).