Soldato
No Explosion? is that a valid selling point for MSI/Nvidia cards then.
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Not to impressed with that overclock either, hope we see better results come the reviews.
The thing is, if this was originally the mid range part (660Ti, GK104) then they've probably already clocked it up near it's limits for good yields to be able to give it the boost required to net the 40% improvement over the 580 (whereas originally the 660Ti should have been around the same performance as the 580).
So the OC ceiling might be quite low.
No.
The GTX680 is the MASTER anyway!
Is the HD7970 now Kato to the GTX680 Green Hornet??
I saw this and thought there had been new benchmarks? Do we know how well the 680 clocks? Do we have any other benchmarks release within the last 24 hours?
Woah they got Saxton Hale, AMD are doomed
So what your asking for is will a card that may or may not exist yet run some games in the future that don't exist yet?
Have you seen the blue stone of Galveston?[/QUOTE]
"So what you're telling me Percy is, is that something you've never seen is slightly less blue than something else you have never seen."
This review showed it beating 580 by 33% in heaven, only 29% in games though http://www.hkepc.com/7672/page/6#view
From the msi slides they expect the card to hit 75 celsius when gaming. Perhaps not as cool running as we thought.
So what your asking for is will a card that may or may not exist yet run some games in the future that don't exist yet?
Have you seen the blue stone of Galveston?
Not really, Just sensibly priced GK104, which I don't think will happen until GK110 is released. Mind You the writing was on the wall regarding GK104 price when Nvidia only dropped £50 on a GTX580 a week or so back.
I don't think I'm alone thinking these 28nm cards should be a little cheaper, but that is fuelled by the knowledge they use apparently smaller cheaper chips ! Really I suppose as always performance commands the price, not name or part number