Fermi specs leaked !

[vesley]

At midnight (EST, -5 GMT), I will fill in the blanks.... MUHAHAHAA.

GF100 outperforms ATi's 5870 by 46% on average
GF100 outperforms ATi's 5970 by 8% on average

The GF100 gets 148 fps in DiRT2
The GF100 gets 73 fps in Crysis2
The GF100 gets 82 fps in AvP3

*GTX misnomers removed due to Business NDA*

GF104's maximum load temperature is 55 C.

The release week of GF100 is Mar 02nd

Blackberry ordered about a million Tegra2 units for their 2011 smartphone.
Apple ordered a few million Tegra2 units for the 2011 iPhone.
Nintendo ordered several million Tegra2 units for their next gen handheld (the DS2!)

*Removed: Under business NDA*

That's all for now kiddies! See if you can guess for the time being, each - represents a letter or number

<font color="red" font size="3">Extra spoilers!</font>

GF100 and GF104 will feature a new 32x Anti Aliasing mode for enthusiast setups. GF100 and GF104 can do 100% hardware based decoding for 1080p BluRay and H264 playback. GF100 and GF104 feature full SLi capability and a new scaling method for rendering! GF100 and GF104 will provide full on chip native C++ operation for Windows and Linux environments. This will be further augmented with CUDA and OpenCL. GF104 will feature new technology designed for UHD OLED monitors! GF100 promises to deliver at least 40% more performance than the GTX295 for less money. GF104 promises double that.

sá sem gaf þessar upplýsingar segist vera fyrrverandi starfsmaður Nvidia

[SteiniP]

Úff...
*Drífur sig að selja 5870 kortið

Veit samt ekki hvort á að trúa þessu. Hvar lastu þetta?

[vesley]

las þetta á Maxishine forums. og gæjinn sem postaði þetta þar segist hafa lesið þetta á GWG

[chaplin]

Sjeeet!

[Legolas]

GF100 promises to deliver at least 40% more performance than the GTX295 for less money

þetta er falleg setning

[Nariur]

*shoots himself in the head*

[vesley]

og til að svara ATI með EYEFINITY þá mun koma VISIONFINITY og munu kortin geta keyrt 3 LCD í 3D

gt200 kortin eiga að supporta þetta líka.

http://blogs.nvidia.com/ntersect/2010/0 ... ology.html