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cant wait to get 3 of these in my comp with waterblocks on them
Riiiiight. I think I'd only do that if I won the Euromillions. And even then, I'd only do it the once - just for the sheer hell of it.
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Just think of the e-peen!
They look like graphics cards to me.
You'ld need to win the lottery to be able to afford 3 of them!!Originally Posted by snootyjim
3 gtx480s dont cost that much about £1100 - £1200 for cards that should last me till dx12 comes out (i hope) and put that will a gulftown that will last me till dx13 out
The size of the cooler and way the heatpipes are layed out seem to suggest that the 480 is going to be one hell of a hot card. I wouldn't want to have one of these beasts inside my computer.
You can tell that from the power requirements - energy going in has to come out somewhereBut it's no worse than the 295 or 5970.
I suppose 700mhz is not too bad considering the issues they had and the size of the chip.
Wonder how much headroom is in there.........
well look at this
http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/18175/1/
If powered by a ZPM?
It will be hugely variable- early manufactured ones will have less, but the odd example is likely to be okay. Once the process has matured a year or so down the line then it should be a lot better, but it's a bit of a minefield with low yield and late products like this.
Once they fix the manufacturing process, the fermi as intended will probably come out as a 490 GTX or something like that,
Given nVidia's naming strategy, it'll probably also be called a 480 and lead to much confusion as nobody knows what the heck is going on.
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Desktop 2 (Self-built): 7 Ultimate, CM RC-341, OCZ 400W XStream, GA-MA785GM-US2H, Phenom X4 9600 BE, 4GB RAM, 2TB HD204UI, 32GB OCZ Onyx SSD, Acer P206HLbm
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Terbinator (22-03-2010)
it might be the gtx485
The length of the 480 is given, but what is the length of the 470? Thanks.
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