Nvidia is headed for some serious trouble?!?!
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.
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Personally I think that nV will have a 65nm G80 refresh in mid-late summer as their last refresh before the G90.
I think it might arrive shortly after the R650, but I think it'll hold it's own for now as both companies head into the G90-100/R700 showdowns.
What I'd love to know is if the rumoured redesign of the R650 back-end are true, if so that will make it a very interesting battle.
Remember both ATi/AMD and nV use the same fabs (TSMC, UMC, etc) and until AMD actually uses any of their fabs (if ever at this point [as in by te time they do it'll be for fusion, not just graphics]) then they both have the resources to do it, it's just a matter of money and brains. And I think both have enough left for a few more designs.
I think it might arrive shortly after the R650, but I think it'll hold it's own for now as both companies head into the G90-100/R700 showdowns.
What I'd love to know is if the rumoured redesign of the R650 back-end are true, if so that will make it a very interesting battle.
Remember both ATi/AMD and nV use the same fabs (TSMC, UMC, etc) and until AMD actually uses any of their fabs (if ever at this point [as in by te time they do it'll be for fusion, not just graphics]) then they both have the resources to do it, it's just a matter of money and brains. And I think both have enough left for a few more designs.
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.<- Hi amd fanboy
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.
This is what Father Jack of "Father Ted" fame would be like if he worked with PCs.
Derrrink! Arrse! Gurrls! Feck off!
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.rofflemow
Breathe man, just calm down.
I think you're getting a bit caught up in your fervent love of your video card.
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.And just who the f*ck are you?
Ladies (& you know who you are you sexy little minxes) and gentlemen, I have a far more pressing issue to discuss.
My last bowel movement smelled of peanut butter. Well...foul peanut butter if you will. Granted I did have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich earlier today even though according to The Eat Right 4 Your Type guidelines I'm not supposed to eat peanuts or peanut butter (However I do love a good PB&J with some choco milk) I was very surprised with this finding. Consistency was also a bit akin to that of chunky peanut butter (although I used creamy peanut butter on the sandwich). Could it be that there is indeed quite a bit of truth to the Eat Right 4 Your Blood Type Diet?
Discuss.
My last bowel movement smelled of peanut butter. Well...foul peanut butter if you will. Granted I did have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich earlier today even though according to The Eat Right 4 Your Type guidelines I'm not supposed to eat peanuts or peanut butter (However I do love a good PB&J with some choco milk) I was very surprised with this finding. Consistency was also a bit akin to that of chunky peanut butter (although I used creamy peanut butter on the sandwich). Could it be that there is indeed quite a bit of truth to the Eat Right 4 Your Blood Type Diet?
Discuss.
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.ban this ************
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I could at least go and piss in this 30 second instead of reading some of ATI FanBoy's dairy! :roll:Reading their Dairy?
What like the list the milk man brought to AMD Fanboi's house;
2 quarts of 1% milk
1 carton half and half
3 wheels of cheese (Parmigiana Regina, Havarti, Emental)
2 tubs cottage cheese
24 yoghurt with biofidius
12 drinkable Yop yoghurt.
4L Ice Cream - 2L Tiger Tail / 2L Gold Medal Ribbon
1 can chocolate whipped cream
:twisted:
HEhe ! :!: !
ill increase my post count and speculate a bit as well. I will laugh when Intel decides to use Nvidia as their partner for their CPU/GPU reference, unlike AMD who had to hock the farm to get ATI Intel could help or buy Nvidia outright with no debt service required. put that in your bent pipe and smoke it...and if you dont like it u can smoke my bent pipe......bwhahahahahahahahahahah
Intel/Nvidia own
(for this round anyway)
((probly a few more though too...))
Intel/Nvidia own
(for this round anyway)
((probly a few more though too...))
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A 65nm shrink with (possibly) some minor enhancements would be perfect for a refresh of the 8800 series. This before they transition to G90 sometime next year.
I think the G90 transition may still be Xmas time. It may get pushed back depending on how this round and software goes. But I think they were looking at just before Xmas again as they quickly move forward heading into the G10 for mid-late 2008.
Of course now that's all speculation, but if nV is looking to have the G100 against the R700, then the G90 needs to hit the market pretty soon after the 65nm G80 refresh.
I agree with you there.
But just the 65nm laptop parts will make me all Homer something something....
I was just talking to the local HP rep after dentist visit today and it's looking like no problem geting the ones I want (although not going to get the res I want it seems), just need them to be 'released'. 8)
But just the 65nm laptop parts will make me all Homer something something....
I was just talking to the local HP rep after dentist visit today and it's looking like no problem geting the ones I want (although not going to get the res I want it seems), just need them to be 'released'. 8)
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.Hi,
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.<- Hi amd fanboy
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.And just who the f*ck are you?
Hi, I'm erocker. I hate Nvidia, and I have reasons. By the use of your language, I just may hate you too.
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ill increase my post count and speculate a bit as well. I will laugh when Intel decides to use Nvidia as their partner for their CPU/GPU reference, unlike AMD who had to hock the farm to get ATI Intel could help or buy Nvidia outright with no debt service required. put that in your bent pipe and smoke it...and if you dont like it u can smoke my bent pipe......bwhahahahahahahahahahahIntel/Nvidia own
(for this round anyway)
((probly a few more though too...))
You... I like.
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.Hi,
You have reached this automated recording because a high degree of {ATI_FANBOYISM} was detected in your post. Please provide credible links with relevant data to back up your obviously misguided statement. If credible, relevant data cannot be provided, you are advised to leave.
A high degree of {STUPIDITY} was detected in your post. Please provide credible, relevant data to support the ludicrous idea that NVIDIA is in trouble. If credible, reliable data cannot be provided, you are advised to leave.
Until then, have a nice day.
Ninja
There is something I find oddly familiar about this post...but I can't think of what.
As Ape said earlier, it would make a lot of sense if they managed to transition to 65nm with a G80 revision first before getting to G90, so they can make sure they are comfortable with the process first.
Whilst they still have a decent lead, I don't think for one minute that Nvidia is basking in it's lead for the past 6 months, and will have been focussed on what they need to do to continue to stay ahead of ATI once they too move to a mture top end 65nm process, giving them the power they seem to need to take advantage of their architecture.
Whilst they still have a decent lead, I don't think for one minute that Nvidia is basking in it's lead for the past 6 months, and will have been focussed on what they need to do to continue to stay ahead of ATI once they too move to a mture top end 65nm process, giving them the power they seem to need to take advantage of their architecture.
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How could this possibly be true. Well, I feel like I must start another useless post on this horrible forum that I decide to check on once in a while. Seriously though does anyone think that Nvidia will have an answer to ATi's 65nm chips. I seriously think not. There is no way Nvidia could possibly have the resourses to do it on thier own. Well, all of you Nvidia fanboy retards... well I shouldn't clump you together like that. All of you sheep who jump on the latest and greatest bandwagon look out. Nvidia just may go the way of 3dfx and the rest. Whatever though, with all of the useless ATi bashing posts on this site I thought I'd just waist your time. Get bent.Sometimes I have to keep my mouth widely open, when reading crap like this. Someone should come to you at night while you'd be sleeping, and put some geforce card next to your head. Imagine the heart attack when you wake up! : )
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Hi everyone, so far I am happy with my 2900xt. I usually play Vanguard Saga of Heroes, Battlefield 2142, and I was hoping to Play HL2 ep2 which was supposed to come with the card but for not. :x Anyways, the latest drivers for the card really make Vanguard shine, I get 20 more FPS than my freinds GTX in that game. His crushes me in Battlefield though by like 30 FPS. The card runs hot and unfortuneatly I really don't think much can be done about this since they are 80nm cores. I usually buy new cards when they come out and I offer the company as much feedback as I can. I do have e-mail correspondence set up with ATi, so hopefully when the cooler more power efficient 65nm cores come out they can break me a deal. All in all this card wedges perfectly in between the other top end graphics cards by power and price. Now I just can't wait to try out the new 8900 series and the R650 series when they come out. Right now we are in a time when both companies of graphics cards are extremely powerful and extrememly power hungry, and I would say is a pretty bad time to purchase a card anyway. Just think 4 to 8 months from now we will have cards that are twice as fast but more importantly, for the first time power efficient. A GPU that is top-end and only consumes under 100 watts of power I'm all for it.Now I know why this **** wrote what he did. Shame I do actually feel for him. He purchased a 2900XT
He says he cannot wait to try out the 8900
Hence his hatred for nVidia :roll: He is definatley living in a world of DENIAL :twisted:
Well since ATI and AMD have merge, it's safe to say the ATI will have some help with 65nm chips. But remember Nvidia and Intel did have a meeting on thier own and to some say even exchanged some of thier trade secret and what not. But even if not still Nvidia does have a good prospect on their 65nm on thier own. I think both ATI and Nvidia will showcase it's 65nm cards hopefully before the end of this year.
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Please, be quiet. More stupid speculation.Just because a company MIGHT [Not even TRUE as of now] mess up, doesn't mean it WILL mean serious trouble for the company. Do you think nVidia is SITTING right now just LAUGHING at AMD/ATI for not doing anything? I don't think they're that stupid.
Agreed!
One more thing, NVidia almost deal "directly" with game providers to use their program and "disable" ATI program.
So, no matter how sophisticated ATI programs are, it still can not match NVidia on the game appearance.
Check this link out:
Game appearance NVidia VS ATI
It's written in Indonesian language but you can look at the pictures comparing NVidia VS ATI.
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I was just going by past product transitions. GF6 -> GF7 =14 months GF7 -> GF8 = 16 months.