Nvidia GeForce GTX 465 Tested by Chinese Site

Waiting for detailed review by Tom!!!

Agreed, if this card doesnt run as hot and draw as much power, we could see a nice price battle between the 5850 and it = win for us

So it beats an HD5870 in an nVidia-favoring game, loses to an HD5830 in the true competition of GPUs, and beats an HD5850 in a Fermi(tessellation)-favoring game.

Basically, it's an HD5830, or worse.

But... can it fry an egg?

These tests posted above are just a few out of a slew of real world, real app, and synthetic tests. It doesnt mean anything, as this is just Nvidias marketing and wishful thniking.

My first guess is this a defective GTX470 that didnt get the "pass" for quality control the first time out much like the 5830 which were defective disabled 5870's. Marketing at its best as a lower end variant that will eventually be harder to find later on. This is also like the GTX275.

waiting for gtx485 instead.

I wonder if the GF104 (the 460, not the 465) will come with heat and power usage improvements

I'm just waiting for the DX-11 & PhysX & 3D Vision "8800GT-Price/Performance" Nvidia card. I'm not a fanboy but can't understand the hurry to switch to DX11 buying an ATI Card or the first Fermi ones- 3D Vision is an Nvidia thing /PhysX is an Nvidia thing and there are more titles using PhysX than DX11... I'll say that there are even more titles using PhysX than DX10 `cause there are no practically games in the market full DX10/11 coded and you're all talking of spending money on eye poppy FPS Vsync Off (Tearing). 3D monitors will cost always less than an eyefinity system and btw you just need to wait for the next Fermi gen `cause for playing 1200p 1080p 720p 30 FPS average games Pc nowadays and even next gen games every high segment card from the last two gens can outperform console settings. Also Nvidia Cuda is great. So if the question is price the answer is wait... ATI 5000 and Nvidia Fermi series card are terribly expensive card 'cause by now this cards are not required... just luxury products. Fermi is just the new 8800GTX. Maybe the thing will change next month with the Microsoft plans for Visual Studio 10 and updates on DirectX 11 DirectGPU...
Other pretty important thing to happen soon will be Optimus/Mobile Fermi based laptops and a lot of you don't give the importance to drivers that they deserve... and Nvidia is a lot better and faster improving, sometimes f_kin than ATI. Sometimes I just wonder if some people likes more the games or if the real game is FRAPS.
M. (spain- sorry about my english)

Am I alone in wondering when nvidia's dual GPU card (perhaps GTX495?) based on the 400 series comming out?

All i Can Say Is... GO ATI!

Does it come in a nice box ?

The benchmarks also have determined that the GTX 465 will actually require less than 9000 watts, and will produce less than 9000 degree temperatures, unlike the 480 and 470. It'll still be so power hungry that it requires a nuclear reactor or hydroelectric dam to power it, and it'll still be hot enough to melt the polar ice caps in 24 hours....BUT at least it'll be $100 cheaper, right?

@Spanish_Speech you do realize that PhysX and DirectX are not even competing for the same spot right? English as second language aside, your post made almost no sense at all.

@ meat81 . the single gpu gtx 480 eats more power than a 5970 radeon and it reached temps that nears 100 degrees celsius , a dual gpu version of the current gtx480 would be impossible to make without lowering clocks , trim some parts maybe , a big fat cooler and ofc nvidia's trademark a big fat price

GF100 = GTX480, GTX470, GTX465 = fast but not very power efficient
GF104 = GTX460, GTX450? = mainstream GPUs for the $150~$300 price range.

How confusing... Seems like it's all over the place.

I'm just going to pull a Cartman and freeze myself until the Hexa-Fermi comes out with self-sustained nuka-fusa psu.

Too less powerful already, HD 5870 is the standard.

Is Fermi the mistake from nvidia?

Has anyone else pointed this out? I was watching the History channel yesterday and heard the name. Sort of funny the name is associated with nuclear fission...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enrico_Fermi

Enough of Fermi please, develop something new Nvidia,

And you know for a fact that Nvidia will not make a revised 2 GPU version? Nope, you do not. With ATI having the fastest single card solution I dont think nvidia will let that go. Its just a nature of business to try to out do your competition, aka pissing contest.

Umm I have a citrix xensever advert stuck on on the left side of this article covering it up so sadly I can not read it... Shame.

Firefox with NoScript ftw.

Um, do you want a new arch every month? Fermi only been out for a about a month......




Well depending on what your doing, maybe 5870 is or isn't a standard. Maybe for gpgpu it's the GTX 470/480. maybe for a monitor resolution of 1680x1050, an HD 5770 mabye the standard. (and the list goes on)

Your going to have to be specific on the standard your talking about as "standard" is different for each person.





Certainly interesting. I wondered if thats how nvidia got the name.

maybe the price of the 5850 will go back to MSRP now.

In fact, it was.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermi_GeForce_400_Series

meat81

Fermi is to hot, consume to much power and is to expensive for dual GPU on the same board. Don't expect some high end GTX495, if Nvidia produce a dual card it will be based on an upcoming refinement from Fermi and a cut down version from the 480.

this is kinda stupid the 470's only 350.

WILL IT BLEND?

come on guys we need lower power graphics cards that give us better visuals. But I don't see this happening any time soon. It's cool to see Nvidia put out another product but it is going to cost over 300 bucks I am guessing so I'm out. I think I'll upgrade my PC in about 5 years.

But can it play Commander Keen?