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What do you hope the next gen cards bring ...

I want next gen cards to bring on games that will actually require all of their poly-pushing tesselating power at "normal" resolutions!

I was very pleased to be able to grab a card that will easily power all my games at 1680x1050 for just £120, but for the next gen for my res or 1900x1200... what do I care if the next gen are 15% faster, 30% faster or even 80% faster? I don't need that power unless I want extreme resolution, eyefinity or 3D gaming.

Give me some games that make me want to get a card that's 50% more powerful than a GTX580! Now that would be sweet!
 
I want next gen cards to bring on games that will actually require all of their poly-pushing tesselating power at "normal" resolutions!

I was very pleased to be able to grab a card that will easily power all my games at 1680x1050 for just £120, but for the next gen for my res or 1900x1200... what do I care if the next gen are 15% faster, 30% faster or even 80% faster? I don't need that power unless I want extreme resolution, eyefinity or 3D gaming.

Give me some games that make me want to get a card that's 50% more powerful than a GTX580! Now that would be sweet!

+1 no need for better gpus atm no game out there struggles with the hardware out now so what is the need ? bring on crysis 2 even though that will probably be a consol port and run and look like crap :o
 
Better performance for a lower price :)

wow
are we really in line for this much of a jump ?
60 - 80% ???

as small self contained watercooling loop would be nice to see, all within a dual slot card

I don't see how that would be possible? You might as well just have the heatsink.
 
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dont really know the ins and outs of the tech, but i wish for more polygons on screen, and better textures, truer physics etc, seems the gfx card industry is turtling along atm. ever since the release of 360/ps3. things were doing so well too.
 
At the moment, I feel that graphics technology is in the 'Pentium 4' era - that is hot and powerful. I hope soon in the future (3-5 gens) that we start seeing multicore GPUs that can thread fuse which is running two cores for one process. Within 6-7 gens, I hope rudimentary raytracing capabilities will be introduced which would make use of our 4 core GPUs.
 
Holographics for films would be nice.As for power I'd like a posted spec of 250w max to keep the greens quiet and a mains power connector (with a label saying 'not to be used' of course)for 1kw uber overclocking.:D
 
I hope for ARM to join the battle on the gaming graphic industry...it will shake up both AMD/ATI and Nvidia and forces them to deliver better products, or at least at lower prices :D
 
considering we are jumping from 40nm to 28, then i want a 4870x2 performance but with no PCIE connector, called a 7670. So in other words, a 5970 = a 6 pin pcie 7770, and tri 6970s = 6870 with 6+6 pin, and the dual gpu 7970, at 6 6970s.
 
At the moment, I feel that graphics technology is in the 'Pentium 4' era - that is hot and powerful. I hope soon in the future (3-5 gens) that we start seeing multicore GPUs that can thread fuse which is running two cores for one process. Within 6-7 gens, I hope rudimentary raytracing capabilities will be introduced which would make use of our 4 core GPUs.

GPUs are already massively parallel, multi-core GPUs make no sense at all
 
I agree with the guy who said gpus are like in the P4 era at the moment - hopefully we will start seeing multi-core gpus that work on all games without need for driver profiles or whatever.
 
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