Hi all,
Just thought I would make a thread for speculation about the next, next-gen GPU's alla G90, R700.
I am in the market for a new graphics card to go with my new system and was going for SLI'd 8800GTX's as the HD2900 does not interest me. But now I am not sure whether to wait seeing the poor performance in the few DX-10 benchmarks and demo's out there.
So any info/speculation on what is coming next weather that be multi GPU,
GPU-PPU hybrids, multiple small GPU's on one die etc etc get it in here pleases.
Little Snip...
ATI R600 will represent the last of its breed, the monolithic GPU. It will be replaced by a cluster of smaller GPUs with the R700 generation. It takes a good bit of software magic to make this work, but word has it that ATI has figured out this secret sauce. R700 boards will be more modular, more scalable, more consistent top to bottom, and cheaper to fab. In fact, when they launch one SKU, they will have the capability to launch them all. There have been several code names floating around for weeks on this, and we hear it is pretty much a done deal. Less concrete is the rumour that G90 will take a similar path, but things are pointing in that direction.
Unfortunately my source is the Inquire
Any thoughts guys
XD-3.
Just thought I would make a thread for speculation about the next, next-gen GPU's alla G90, R700.
I am in the market for a new graphics card to go with my new system and was going for SLI'd 8800GTX's as the HD2900 does not interest me. But now I am not sure whether to wait seeing the poor performance in the few DX-10 benchmarks and demo's out there.
So any info/speculation on what is coming next weather that be multi GPU,
GPU-PPU hybrids, multiple small GPU's on one die etc etc get it in here pleases.
Little Snip...
ATI R600 will represent the last of its breed, the monolithic GPU. It will be replaced by a cluster of smaller GPUs with the R700 generation. It takes a good bit of software magic to make this work, but word has it that ATI has figured out this secret sauce. R700 boards will be more modular, more scalable, more consistent top to bottom, and cheaper to fab. In fact, when they launch one SKU, they will have the capability to launch them all. There have been several code names floating around for weeks on this, and we hear it is pretty much a done deal. Less concrete is the rumour that G90 will take a similar path, but things are pointing in that direction.
Unfortunately my source is the Inquire
Any thoughts guys
XD-3.