NEW!!!!!!!!!!! 9800GTX (G100) not the old GDDR5 rumour

I did NOT just paste this specifications from forums, this is for the final product.

- 9800GTX (G100)

- 65nm

- 1024MB (1GB) GDDR4 with 512-Bit

- PCIe X16 2.0

- DX 10.1

- SHADER MODEL 4.1

- 650MHz CORE CLOCK

- 2000MHz MEMORY CLOCK

- 2000MHz SHADER CLOCK

- 128.0GB/s bandwidth

Can you imagine having 9800GTX SLI OMG!!!!!!!!!!! you may think the speeds are abit low however if you have experience with the GTS (G92) you will now you can OC it alot with stock cooling mine is at 800MHz for the core 2.2GHz for memory & 2.0GHz for the shaders & it stays around 45c with 100% fan but I still havent reached its limits lol so if the 9800GTX comes with a half decent stock cooler you can expect to OC this monster beyond belief lol however this may come about a month later after the 9800GX2 which isnt a TRUE next generation card like the GTX so dont waste your money on it get GTX's :P

source?

EDIT: also, if these are "real" why wouldnt the number of stream processors be listed?

source? Also I dont care what the specs are. I just want to see some benchmark with nvidias new cards.

no source huh?PWN-Schubie

If this is real, why is using the old G100 codename?wklzip

OLD!!! I dont know which part of the world your living but how can G100 be old when today you can buy 8800GT & GTS which are G92 sooo unless you have a problem with numbers G100 is the codename for the 9800GTX, I didnt come up with what codenames are new or old thats NVIDIA's job so go complain to them

http://64.233.179.104/translate_c?hl=en&sl=de&u=http://www.hardware-aktuell.com/viewnews.php%3Farticle%3D707&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dhttp://www.hardware-aktuell.com/viewnews.php%253Farticle%253D707%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official%26hs%3DUmX

Look at the 2nd comment, from the author of the post:

We are not sure if this information is true.But they are very realistic.

[QUOTE="wklzip"]If this is real, why is using the old G100 codename?sparkstar01

OLD!!! I dont know which part of the world your living but how can G100 be old when today you can buy 8800GT & GTS which are G92 sooo unless you have a problem with numbers G100 is the codename for the 9800GTX, I didnt come up with what codenames are new or old thats NVIDIA's job so go complain to them

GT200 is the 9800GTX rumored codename.

[QUOTE="sparkstar01"]

[QUOTE="wklzip"]If this is real, why is using the old G100 codename?wklzip

OLD!!! I dont know which part of the world your living but how can G100 be old when today you can buy 8800GT & GTS which are G92 sooo unless you have a problem with numbers G100 is the codename for the 9800GTX, I didnt come up with what codenames are new or old thats NVIDIA's job so go complain to them

GT200 is the 9800GTX rumored codename.

LOL REALLY!!!!! well nobody wants rumours just facts soooo maybe the GT200 will be for the NVIDIA 10 series lol

[QUOTE="wklzip"][QUOTE="sparkstar01"]

[QUOTE="wklzip"]If this is real, why is using the old G100 codename?sparkstar01

OLD!!! I dont know which part of the world your living but how can G100 be old when today you can buy 8800GT & GTS which are G92 sooo unless you have a problem with numbers G100 is the codename for the 9800GTX, I didnt come up with what codenames are new or old thats NVIDIA's job so go complain to them

GT200 is the 9800GTX rumored codename.

LOL REALLY!!!!! well nobody wants rumours just facts soooo maybe the GT200 will be for the NVIDIA 10 series lol

You brought a old rumour without a source and call it as a fact but you dont like rumours?

And i said rumour because of the 9800GTX name, maybe it will be called 9900GTX. Nvidia renamed the G100 as the GT200.

I'm callin FAKE ! until link to source is posted.stevev87

I agree with him, bring a reliable source as link and we will believe you.

Wow like I posted an hour and a half ago, with a translate link:

http://www.hardware-aktuell.com/viewnews.php?article=707

Been out for a month and all over forums.

I'm callin FAKE ! until link to source is posted.stevev87

Either way the 9800GTX will slaughter you puny 8800GT.

[QUOTE="stevev87"]I'm callin FAKE ! until link to source is posted.nVidiaGaMer

Either way the 9800GTX will slaughter you puny 8800GT.

I don't think it will crush two 8800 GTS G92's-

forgot to mention it supports OpenGL 3.0 too lolsparkstar01

[QUOTE="nVidiaGaMer"]

[QUOTE="stevev87"]I'm callin FAKE ! until link to source is posted.bandieramonte

Either way the 9800GTX will slaughter you puny 8800GT.

I don't think it will crush two 8800 GTS G92's-

It won't beat two of those however two 9800GTX's will beat anything. It all depends on how much you want to spend.

[QUOTE="bandieramonte"][QUOTE="nVidiaGaMer"]

[QUOTE="stevev87"]I'm callin FAKE ! until link to source is posted.nVidiaGaMer

Either way the 9800GTX will slaughter you puny 8800GT.

I don't think it will crush two 8800 GTS G92's-

It won't beat two of those however two 9800GTX's will beat anything. It all depends on how much you want to spend.

What about Triple-SLI 8800 GTS 512's?

[QUOTE="nVidiaGaMer"][QUOTE="bandieramonte"][QUOTE="nVidiaGaMer"]

[QUOTE="stevev87"]I'm callin FAKE ! until link to source is posted.Thompsonwhore

Either way the 9800GTX will slaughter you puny 8800GT.

I don't think it will crush two 8800 GTS G92's-

It won't beat two of those however two 9800GTX's will beat anything. It all depends on how much you want to spend.

What about Triple-SLI 8800 GTS 512's?

You can only tiple SLI 8800GTX or 8800Ultra and even then the performance increase isn't triple.

[QUOTE="bandieramonte"][QUOTE="nVidiaGaMer"]

[QUOTE="stevev87"]I'm callin FAKE ! until link to source is posted.nVidiaGaMer

Either way the 9800GTX will slaughter you puny 8800GT.

I don't think it will crush two 8800 GTS G92's-

It won't beat two of those however two 9800GTX's will beat anything. It all depends on how much you want to spend.

Then we will have to wait to see the real benches of this new card in games as Crysis and then compare it with its price tag to obtain its price/performance ratio and see if it's worth to SLI this card. If this card's price/performance ratio is similar as the 8800 GT's, it would be truly incredible, but I don't think so.

But I just hope that SLIing these card would achieve playable rates on crysis with very high detail on 1920x1080 res with some AA enabled, because if not, I will really be disappointed.

[QUOTE="bandieramonte"][QUOTE="nVidiaGaMer"]

[QUOTE="stevev87"]I'm callin FAKE ! until link to source is posted.nVidiaGaMer

Either way the 9800GTX will slaughter you puny 8800GT.

I don't think it will crush two 8800 GTS G92's-

It won't beat two of those however two 9800GTX's will beat anything. It all depends on how much you want to spend.

@ TC: *pant* *pant* punctuation is your friend. Holy freaking god...

And who cares about finding the specs out early? It's not like you can do anything about it except dance around until it comes out. Just wait for the release.

Edit: @ Thinker: Because the 9 series is using almost the exact same architecture as the 8 series. You won't see nearly as much of a gain from 8 to 9 as we did from 7 to 8.

Then there was a later rumor that nvidia was aiming at 3tflops which it can be interpreted as three 9800GTX in Tri SLI assuming they give around same performance as the 9800GX2 or a single card being 3 times more powerful than a 9800GX2.

Remember that these are rumours.

If these are offical specs, then cool. All the more power to those that want to drop top dollar on the best out there. All I know is that when these cards hit the shelves (9xxx series or whatever they're going to call them), I'm waiting for the prices to tumble on some 8800GTS 512 or even on the 8800GTX. I'll snag up a couple and I'll be set for quite a while....

Then my wife can stop yelling at me about spending money on my computer.....that is until I decide to upgrade my MB and processor in a year or two.

I love your source. :roll:

Realistic and possible but somewhat unlikely.

BTW- This is a G80 shrink to 65nm, so don't expect much.
I highly doubt this whole 512bit interface though, it would be much too expensive, tranny-wise, for a very small performance gain.

[QUOTE="wklzip"][QUOTE="sparkstar01"]

[QUOTE="wklzip"]If this is real, why is using the old G100 codename?sparkstar01

OLD!!! I dont know which part of the world your living but how can G100 be old when today you can buy 8800GT & GTS which are G92 sooo unless you have a problem with numbers G100 is the codename for the 9800GTX, I didnt come up with what codenames are new or old thats NVIDIA's job so go complain to them

GT200 is the 9800GTX rumored codename.

LOL REALLY!!!!! well nobody wants rumours just facts soooo maybe the GT200 will be for the NVIDIA 10 series lol

um its not a good idea to argue with wklzp about news of pc hardware lol

he'll own you.

If these are offical specs, then cool. All the more power to those that want to drop top dollar on the best out there. All I know is that when these cards hit the shelves (9xxx series or whatever they're going to call them), I'm waiting for the prices to tumble on some 8800GTS 512 or even on the 8800GTX. I'll snag up a couple and I'll be set for quite a while....

Then my wife can stop yelling at me about spending money on my computer.....that is until I decide to upgrade my MB and processor in a year or two.

neatfeatguy

The 8800GTS is priced for what the 8800GT went for. Its only $279-$300 now.