Nvidia 350 gtx around the corner ?

[Adrianr]

For all of the Nvidia cards to potentially succeed the GTX280 have we seen anything solid for ANY of them yet?

 

[LoadsaMoney]

Pretty bad shop that, specs say they don't support Dx10, yet the GPU-Z shot shows DirectX Dx10, wonder how they missed that one.

 

[Lightnix]

Where are the specs taken from? just the picture?

GPU-Z isn't exactly reliable if it hasn't been updated.

Yeah, that too. The 4850's were originally getting 480 shaders before it got updated.

 

[Helios1234]

Pretty bad shop that, specs say they don't support Dx10, yet the GPU-Z shot shows DirectX Dx10, wonder how they missed that one.

Thought that as well but I think they spec meant to say dx10.1 not supported but dx10.0/sm4.0 is.

These specs have been around for ages and blatently fake.

 

[Strife212]

Thought it looked amazing at first, its just a GX2 though, yawn

 

[Tom|Nbk]

BS. New monolithic cards simply aren't needed yet.

 

[DeathTyrant]

I'd love to see such a card, as I would prefer to stick with a single card solution. However, the specs do look somewhat 'too good to be true'.

 

[MR.B]

For more rationale:

Take the 4870 - it uses the same 55nm TSMC fabrication process as Nvidia will be using for this, it runs quite hot and draws a similar amount of power to the GTX260 at 750MHz with a 256MM^2 die area.

These rumours imply that Nvidia will be putting 480 shaders (presumably GT200-style architecture) onto a 55nm fabrication process (16% shrink from 65nm), it will have exactly the same die-area as the GT200 core, and it will be running at 830MHz with a 2GHz shader domain. I'm sorry, but it just sounds like wishful thinking.

Agree.
Theres no way this card could have these specs with a 55nm process, the process simply isn't small enough for these kind of specs.
For the many laymen here - too much stuff! no fitty in chip! ;-(

Simple photoshop.

 

[mmj_uk]

Agree.
Theres no way this card could have these specs with a 55nm process, the process simply isn't small enough for these kind of specs.
For the many laymen here - too much stuff! no fitty in chip! ;-(

Simple photoshop.

There's no way GPU-Z can detect what wafer process a GPU is on, with stuff like that it just shows what it's been told to show by the GPU-Z developer.

It could very well be a GTX 350 but GPU-Z is showing some false information because it doesn't recognise the card.