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Logic Exam
Question 1:
Based on reports of Nvidia claiming/complaining of low yields and the perceived worldwide stock shortages in comparison to the main competitor using the same process from the same foundry, explain how Charlie is wrong.
Am I the only one who misses the days when the usual suspects bored us to tears with talk about die size and power draw?
So it's the consumers fault that the 680 launched with ~200 unit's here while the 7900's first shipment was ~900 unit's? Same foundry and same process..
From that argument and xsistor/gregster's silence I will assume that Charlie is the more credible source on this subject.
Logic Exam
Question 1:
Based on reports of Nvidia claiming/complaining of low yields and the perceived worldwide stock shortages in comparison to the main competitor using the same process from the same foundry, explain how Charlie is wrong.
Hi there
Now this is a proper pyramid:-
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Sorry did not get the XFX involved in that but we've ran out of space.
So nearly 200 to go round!![]()
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Logic Exam
Question 1:
Based on reports of Nvidia claiming/complaining of low yields and the perceived worldwide stock shortages in comparison to the main competitor using the same process from the same foundry, explain how Charlie is wrong.
out of topic:
but did they do a 680 pyramid ?
Nearly 200 7970's on launch day at OcUK....Get your facts correct before making up twaddle please.
Also just to point out. Duff Man posted a while ago which I can't be bothered to find, about the rubbish that Charlie spouts about this that and any thing else he dreams up. The man is a joke when it comes to facts and he has been proven to be an idiot on so many occasions.
Nope, due to political reasons it was best we did not bragg about how many we had for launch.![]()
Nope, due to political reasons it was best we did not bragg about how many we had for launch.![]()
Thread title: "** THIS IS A PROPER PYRAMID - 7970!! **"
Did they launch the 7950's at the same time or a later date?
Just give it up dude. I dont care what was launched or how many from either brand...The point being Charlie talks a load of **** and what he does not know, he makes up.
Thread title: "** THIS IS A PROPER PYRAMID - 7970!! **"
Did they launch the 7950's at the same time or a later date?
Think but mate wrong that they were launched a little later.
But is there smoke without fire? Long before that article and even before the official launch, everything indicated yield problems for Kepler.
So is this a thread about Kepler yields or Charlie bashing?
Personally I would have never known about that article without someone posting it here, so i'm not defending him, just trying to see if anyone can give an insight to the subject.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=33388988&postcount=19Theory:
A Reason for shortage of 680 being that, GK104 was originally designed for around 700 MHZ for stock.
Seeing the abysmal 7970 performance & price - nvidia scrambles to find all the chips it can bin to 1 GHZ to "comfortably" beat 7970.
Sadly, very few chips make the binning.
However....tons and tons of chips can make the secondary binnings for 670/660ti.
Nvidia releases uber performance @ cheap and kills AMD's already flailing market.