R360 specs!!!!!

[malachi1313]

Looky here:http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/display/20030822085942.html :eek:

[-=DVS=-]

Its just an refresh i real want to see R400 :drooling:

[5150 Joker]

Originally posted by malachi1313
Looky here:http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/display/20030822085942.html :eek:

Meh, o/c'd 9800 pro..I already run my card at above those listed speeds so no big deal to me.

[muzz]

Originally posted by 5150 Joker
Meh, o/c'd 9800 pro..I already run my card at above those listed speeds so no big deal to me.

Yeah, sure looks like an overclocked 9800P to me.......
For folks who don't OC then ok I can see it....... but other than that:baaa::

[lukar]

BUT!!!!!

You can overclock r360 for core let's say 500MHZ. That's a beast :angel:

[5150 Joker]

Originally posted by lukar
BUT!!!!!

You can overclock r360 for core let's say 500MHZ. That's a beast :angel:

Maybe not, since they already mention having to use a more elaborate cooling solution for the r360. That tells me that it probably has very little overclocking room since afterall, it's still pushing .15u.

[B&R]

Originally posted by -=DVS=-
Its just an refresh i real want to see R400 :drooling:

hmm there is not R400 ...next one is R420 i think.

[-=DVS=-]

Originally posted by B&R
hmm there is not R400 ...next one is R420 i think.
whatever :rolleyes:

[B&R]

Originally posted by -=DVS=-
whatever :rolleyes:

and that is not goin be out for long time..:bleh:

[reever2]

Originally posted by 5150 Joker
Maybe not, since they already mention having to use a more elaborate cooling solution for the r360. That tells me that it probably has very little overclocking room since afterall, it's still pushing .15u.

We will see, i still have much faith in 0.15 left

[Geforce4ti4200]

Originally posted by lukar
BUT!!!!!

You can overclock r360 for core let's say 500MHZ. That's a beast :angel:


yea right. Those are maxed out, maybe 10MHz overclock if that

[Sazar]

Originally posted by Geforce4ti4200
yea right. Those are maxed out, maybe 10MHz overclock if that

consider the default clock is up 70mhz from the regular 9800pro...

I would think that a 10mhz overclock is rather conservative in light of that...

of course if this had been an fx core I am sure your response on the issue would have been a lot more optimistic... init :)

[Geforce4ti4200]

stock 9800 pro is 380/340
the average 9800 pro does 420/370

stock 9900 pro is speculated to be 420/400
How much headroom does this leave us if the 9900s
are overclocked 9800s already? very, very little, basically
you get ram thats speced a bit faster, but the core is all the same
except speed binned by ati as 420 since their yields at 420
are good enough. I expect 430 to be average overclocks

[reever2]

Well the article does say there are some extra features added to the cards, and i really hope they use good memory this time so i can get more than a 20mhz overclock

[Sotos]

If you have a 9800\9800 pro Forget 9900 it is a waste of money in my opinion...

The 9900 is a little better overclocked version of the 9800 just for ATi to win the 5900 by some Fps..Big DEAL :rolleyes:
Same goes for Nvidia and Nv38 against the 9900

Do not fall in the ATI\Nvidia war hype and spend your money for some few fps etc
They only battle for few Fps right now with current hardware

The real upgrade for a 9800 is a R420 (it is expected twice faster) and that's i am planning to buy somewhere in next year

Until then if you have a 9800 go for a new CPU or better and more Ram etc do not spend your money for few extra Fps

Anyway the R420 and Nv40 are coming real soon after the 9900 and Nv38 release so do not make <<sudden moves>> for spending money for anything right now (if you have a high end card already)

That's my opinion at least

[Sotos]

OFFICIAL SPECS OF THE 9900 here by XBIT lab

Check:


http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/display/20030822085942.html


ATI even says that it is more of an overclocked version of the R350

DAMN i guess not waiting for it and buying a 9800 was not so good choice after all for me
:( :( :( :( :( :( :(

[T-Spoon]

Originally posted by 5150 Joker
Meh, o/c'd 9800 pro..I already run my card at above those listed speeds so no big deal to me.

What 3DM2k3 score do you get? They say the R360 should be able to score 6750-/7000+... I don't think you can get those same scores with an overclocked R350 at R360-speeds...

[Dazz]

FUnny uoi should say that i have just looked and there is a guy that broke 8000pts on an o/ced P4 @ 4GHz

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=1001768

People with 3.5GHz system seem to get about 7000pts

[Geforce4ti4200]

it may be 420/400 clocks, although one guy says 450/400. lets see whats stock and how they oc, but I dont think its gonna even be a 9700 to 9800 upgrade difference

[5150 Joker]

Originally posted by T-Spoon
What 3DM2k3 score do you get? They say the R360 should be able to score 6750-/7000+... I don't think you can get those same scores with an overclocked R350 at R360-speeds...


Check my sig :)

[muzz]

Originally posted by Sotos
OFFICIAL SPECS OF THE 9900 here by XBIT lab

Check:


http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/display/20030822085942.html


ATI even says that it is more of an overclocked version of the R350

DAMN i guess not waiting for it and buying a 9800 was not so good choice after all for me
:( :( :( :( :( :( :(

Of course they are going to say it is more than an overclocked R350....
What would you expect them to say?
420 is nothing for the 350.

[digitalwanderer]

I don't think those xbit lab numbers are right, but I don't know.

[Uttar]

Originally posted by digitalwanderer
I don't think those xbit lab numbers are right, but I don't know.

Me neither. 425Mhz seems much more reasonable though.
I still rated it Fairly High because the other stuff, including the memory clock, seem reasonable to me - but we'll see...


Uttar

[Geforce4ti4200]

I think it was gonna be either 420/400 or 450/400

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Originally posted by Geforce4ti4200
yea right. Those are maxed out, maybe 10MHz overclock if that

Guess why they made a core respin :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: