NVIDIA’s DirectX 11 Architecture: GF100 (Fermi) In Detail

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Another video for you guys to check out.

YouTube - GF100 Fermi Techdemo Supersonic Sled HD-720p-Video (Nvidia, DirectX 11, PhysX)

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alay comparison with amd's 5970?

btaw,,,,,, ngita gud rason ang mga ATI fans da,,,,,,,, usa nko

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Another video for you guys to check out.

YouTube - GF100 Fermi Techdemo Supersonic Sled HD-720p-Video (Nvidia, DirectX 11, PhysX)

here is another one... CES2010 sa las vegas

running unigine
YouTube - NVIDIA shows us GF100 Fermi video card at Digital Experience

impressive but waht i want to know is the power consumption.

if ma beat nila ang HD5770 in terms of memory bit interface+ ultra Power consupmtion...

then mu balimbing yud ko ...... and also depends on the price

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nice sad ang video da same2x sa mga animators sa 3d. btaw power consumption and price we need to get =)

[andz]

nice kusog jd ang GF100, the problem is march pa mo gawas, then that would be around april sa a2.. by that time naa nsad new ati card mo gawas.. 5890 to counter gf100, as the rumors continue.

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nice kusog jd ang GF100, the problem is march pa mo gawas, then that would be around april sa a2.. by that time naa nsad new ati card mo gawas.. 5890 to counter gf100, as the rumors continue.

yep, pero as per Ryan from Anandtech, mahal daw ni kay tungod sa materials init sad daw.

[andz]

yep, pero as per Ryan from Anandtech, mahal daw ni kay tungod sa materials init sad daw.

mahal diay ? they said competitive and cheaper like 5870..

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With that out of the way, there’s only so much we can say about NVIDIA’s new architecture without having the hardware on-hand for testing. NVIDIA certainly built a GPU compute monster in GF100, and based on what we now know about its graphics abilities, it looks like it’s an equally capable GPU gaming monster.
But the big question is just how much of a monster will it be, and what kind of monster price tag will it come with? Let’s make no mistake, at 3 billion transistors GF100 is going to be big, and from NVIDIA’s hints it’s probably going to be the single hottest single-GPU card we’ve seen yet. Barring any glaring flaws NVIDIA has what looks to be a solid design, but at the end of the day it almost always boils down to “how fast?” and “how much?”

NVIDIA has taken a big risk on GF100, first with its compute abilities for GPGPU use, then on its geometry abilities for gaming, and now the risk is time. Being 6 months late has hurt NVIDIA, and being 6 months late has hurt consumers through uncompetitive pricing from AMD. By no means is the situation dire, but we can quickly come up with some scenarios where it is if NVIDIA can’t convincingly beat AMD in gaming performance.
NVIDIA has shown their cards, and they’re all in. Now in the next couple of months we’ll see if they’re bluffing or if they really have what it takes to win. Stay tuned.

AnandTech: NVIDIA?s GF100: Architected for Gaming


over 3 billion ang transistors. i assumed, more transistors in a small manufacturing process = mahal.

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ah,thanks for the info, we will know in 2 months time how much it will be, hopefully it will be worth the wait for nvidia users.

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kung mahal aw maglaway nasad mi sa mga adonahan...

competitive sad ako nabasahan pero wa paman so d pa tinuod