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My GTX 480 is running 900 core / 1800 shader and 2100 memory on water and never breaks 46c. Faster than a stock 580 and beats the piss out of everything else on the market. The 480 at the same speeds as a 580 is only about 2% behind, the shaders don't make that much of a difference, it's the bump in clocks speeds that jumped the 580 ahead.
Oh yea and unlike the HD6990 and GTX 590 I don't have to deal with micro stutter and screwing with game profiles. /480 is relevant if you're smart |
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I already posted the AnandTech graph slide about the loudness in this thread, long time before you. How many more times you want me to post it? To satisfy you. There was definitely nothing on my part to be selective or hide anything. Ones more and hopefully for the last time, I was replying to this troll post. No idea why you need to defend it, instead just let it go. Quote:
If I wanted to be selective about the noise level than I could have use few better slides, like for example the one from Guru3D with the comment below it. No idea why the AnandTech noise level was so high, maybe he was using open bench test or has lousy ventilated case. Now I think you should also stop trolling this thread. Enough is enough, I remember some long time member rightfully being banned for repeatedly posting how hot the GTX 480 runs in the GTX 480 thread, I hope the same wont happen to you.
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Looks likely everybody who upgraded to GTX 580 was not too smart. At least not according to your definition of being smart. ![]() About the micro-stutter, in some setups and games every card can be taken down to knees but in that case the stutter will start much sooner with single GPU card in most cases. About the water cooling, it's something I really want to avoid. For single card the initial cost for half decent VGA water-cooling is about $300, at least $100 more for additional card. I do upgrade every new generation which means about $100 to $150 for new water block plus the additional maintenance, but I like to watch the water-cooling setups, some look very nice plus off course they cool better if half decent..
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Doubt it about the temperature issues. My fiance's 4870 has idled between 78-80c, and maxed out @ 89c for the last 2.5 years. It's still running perfectly. These video cards are designed to take the heat. What makes you think the 6990 will be any different?
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I honestly think both the 6990 and the 590 will be at there best when watercooled. This is when they will both show there true potential. The 6990 is a great card that runs a little hot. The same goes for the GTX480, it also was a great card that runs hot. I hope now we can all drop the this card is a fail because it runs hot attitude. Facts are both companies are pushing the envelope in the name of being the best. With all the die shrink issues that have been around for a year or so. What did you all honestly expect.
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Besides, it won't take long for each companies partners to release cards with better/more silent cooling anyway. Quite frankly, I'm not really interested in either. |
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