Next gen GPU's from ATI and Nvidia?

ambam

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I've read about Nvidia's 28 and 22nm "Maxwell" and "Kepler" cards, which allegedly offer 5-10 times the performance of the Fermi cards, :eek: :eek: :eek: but is there any information about the release dates of these graphics cards? What does ATI have slated for 2012 and so forth? I thought ATI was planning a 28nm "Northern Island" Radeon HD 7xxx series for 2012, along with PCIe 3.0 for the new AMD "Bulldozer" and Intel "Ivy Bridge" processors and chipsets?

5-10 times the performance of Fermi is insane! A single Maxwell or Kepler card could run Crysis at very high/enthusiast 2560x1600 with 32x MSAA and get 60 fps!
 

kimyeang88

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impossible to be 10 time faster . Just compare it to CPU sandy bride Core I7 vs Q6600 65 nm. Sandy bridy is not even 5x fasster( probably only 2 time).

Currently gpu use 40 NM, Maxwell use 28 NM. I would say will be only 1.5x to 2x performance increase.

So CPU from 65nm to 32 nm = 2x to 2.5x
Currently GPU 40 NM to 28 NM = ? ??? probably 1.5x for sure meaning 150 % faster than GTX 580 ,maybe 100% faster GTX 590
 

shrkbay

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^ Maxwell will use 22nm's and Kepler will use 28nm's, and it's not 100% faster than GTX 590 cause 100%=1= 1x faster = makes no sence, so i believe you meant 200%, would sound more logical, and Core i7 is actually 2-3 times faster than q6600 *depends on model*

what do you think how much the first 28nm cards will cost?
 


nope no upgrades for squeelers fans, unless you are just a jerry stiller fan then im cool with that