ah unya pa na, bag-o pa ni gi post sd, give it a day or 2, e debunk mani hahahaOriginally Posted by Der FüHRER
what i'm talking about is a hardware website that makes their own independent articles. so far all those above are just quoting semi accurate's article, which isnt really reliable
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10-07-2009, 05:13 PM #31C.I.A.
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10-07-2009, 05:19 PM #32Junior Member
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Not directly on the wall, but fairly related. Here's a good read:
SemiAccurate :: Nvidia fakes Fermi boards at GPU Technology Conference
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10-07-2009, 05:22 PM #33Elite Member
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uwawa ani oi hehe Originally Posted by AdunTuridas
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10-07-2009, 05:42 PM #34C.I.A.
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^^wa pa nila na perfect ang frankenstein heheh
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10-07-2009, 05:45 PM #35C.I.A.
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na ulaw jd ang nvidia, they even stated the ones of those pic is the real deal daw, but gi debunk ni charlie sa semi accurate and proved that its really fake:
source: Fudzilla
Nvidia confirms
Fermi Tesla board is a mock-up
Fermi that was running PhysX at Jensen's GTC keynote was real but the one that we all took pictures of was a mock-up.
The real engineering sample card is full of dangling wires. Basically, it looks like an octopus of modules and wires and the top brass at Nvidia didn't want to give that thing to Jensen. This was confirmed today by a top Nvidia VP president class chap, but the same person did confirm that the card is real and that it does exist.
Charlie was surely right about this one: SemiAccurate :: Nvidia fakes Fermi boards at GPU Technology Conference
The card that Jensen showed and we all pictured is not a working sample. Some key people at Nvidia have promised to show us the picture of the real one. Stay tuned.
then after a day or so later, na respond ang nvidia:
source: Fudzilla
yes naa lagi real deal, but sorry cant show it yet dawNvidia wants to hide stuff from AMD
Nvidia's excuse for not showing GT300, Fermi based board is that they want to hide some things from the red green competition.
Since the latest GPU technology conference was all about how to make money on GPU computing, Nvidia didn't want to cloud this with a DirectX 11 demo, which would actually prove that Fermi GT300 board is real.
The second reason is that the board has a lot of wires sticking out, as well as test modules, and looks like a character from Terminator. Judging from we've learned in the last few days we are talking about a handful of boards if not even less than that.
Production is not that far away but Nvidia still works heavily to make the November launch possible. We believe that the decision to show a mock up card is definitely a bad idea as now, it looks like Nvidia wanted to deceive journalists and the rest of the world, with a mock up, claiming that this is the real deal.
NDA journalists might see the Geforce GT300 Fermi version in November unless something drastically changes and the availability should be later that month. We do expect big shortage of chips at launch due to high demand. Just remember what happened when G80 and G92 got out.
People should know all sites doesn't have a perfect track record in reporting/posting news, even your favorite sites do make mistakes, and SemiAccurate :: News for the Everygeek has made mistakes, but every report involving NVIDIA has been dead accurate by this site.
i find it just a rumor, but also find it very plausible because of this.Last edited by andz; 10-07-2009 at 05:51 PM.
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10-07-2009, 05:51 PM #36Elite Member
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dat's bad news...monopoly resulta ana...if there's no competition, there's no development and prices will be extravagantly high
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10-07-2009, 05:58 PM #37C.I.A.
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Iea, tigom dayon para 5870 while dili pa kaayo mahal siya. Pag-xfire dayon.
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10-07-2009, 06:18 PM #38C.I.A.
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SemiAccurate :: Nvidia fakes Fermi boards at GPU Technology Conference
Aww?The board has wood screws crudely driven through it. The vents on the end plate are blocked. The DVI connector is not soldered to anything, The SLI connectors are somewhat covered by a heat shield. The 8-pin power connector is connected to nothing. The 6-pin connector is connected to the PCB with glue, not pins and solder. The board is crudely chopped off with power tools. The 8-pin connector that should be there is not. The 6-pin connector that should be there is cut. The mounting holes are too close to the edge. There are also likely many more flaws, but this should be enough to prove a point.
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10-07-2009, 06:34 PM #39C.I.A.
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i hope mu help si Obama... hatagan ang nvidia ug miracle funds.
nindot gyud if naa competition kay maka reduce prices.
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10-07-2009, 06:36 PM #40C.I.A.
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give me all of your GTX 285, 270, 260 SP216 lolz hehehhehehehhe
remembr John Carmac's coment about Nvidia Phisix......
he said the aquisition of Physix by nvidia was a bad technical direction daw dili practical ..... and he hopes wala nag bayad ug uber big money ang nvida ana.... naa na sa youtube
BTW..... dont loos hope... basin Counter intelligence ni sa NVIDIA team para ma complacent ang ATi
ilang ki sulti nga pildi na sila... but they will rise up like Rambo inig novemebr inig gawas sa GTX300
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