hi guys this is for those who are yet to, or about to buy a new graphics card, this may interest you
got rumors about nvidia launching a new card gtx 580 by nov 9 to replace their flagship gtx 480, am wondering if this is true,
come with 512 cuda cores, 30% performance gain and more power efficient. check the link below, if you guys get fresh and reliable info pls post it here. thanks
http://www.gnd-tech.com/main/content/40 ... lease-Date
gtx 580 release
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(, it could have at least 2 GB. 1.5 gb ram is certainly a disappointment, but hey! its still a speculation lets wait for an official announcement, but if i were to go by these rumors i would say
gtx 580 is nvidia's correction for the gtx 480.
gtx 580 is nvidia's correction for the gtx 480.
gigabyte mobo, core2quad, 8gb ram, x2 pny gtx 580,
hp pavilion hdx series(desktop replacement) 4gb ram, gt 8800
win7 x64bit, octane 2.3 v5
hp pavilion hdx series(desktop replacement) 4gb ram, gt 8800
win7 x64bit, octane 2.3 v5
gigabyte mobo, core2quad, 8gb ram, x2 pny gtx 580,
hp pavilion hdx series(desktop replacement) 4gb ram, gt 8800
win7 x64bit, octane 2.3 v5
hp pavilion hdx series(desktop replacement) 4gb ram, gt 8800
win7 x64bit, octane 2.3 v5
Looks like a great card for CUDA/compute apps, 15% faster than GTX 480:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4008/nvidias-geforce-gtx-580/16If I said the GTX 580 was 15% faster, would anyone be shocked? So long as we’re not CPU bound it seems, the GTX 580 is 15% faster through all of our compute benchmarks. This coupled with the GTX 580’s cooler/quieter design should make the card a very big deal for distributed computing enthusiasts.
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Check this link:
http://news.softpedia.com/news/ASUS-GeF ... 5693.shtml
I mean even if you manage to push it up to 1GHz its around 34% faster (it doesn't have to go all the way up to 1,157 MHz)..... just can't wait to get it.
http://news.softpedia.com/news/ASUS-GeF ... 5693.shtml
I mean even if you manage to push it up to 1GHz its around 34% faster (it doesn't have to go all the way up to 1,157 MHz)..... just can't wait to get it.
Asus rampage III extreme, i7 950 OC 4GHz, Kingston 12GB DDR3, WD VelociRaptor 300gb, 2x WD Black 640gb, Asus ENGTX 580//
Gigabyte P67A UD7 B3, i7 2600K OC 5GHz! Mushkin Blackline 16GB DDR3, OCZ vertex3 SSD, WD black 1TB, MSI GTX 580 lightning OC 993MHz!
Gigabyte P67A UD7 B3, i7 2600K OC 5GHz! Mushkin Blackline 16GB DDR3, OCZ vertex3 SSD, WD black 1TB, MSI GTX 580 lightning OC 993MHz!
gr8 info guys, and congrats infernovfx i hope to see some octane benches from ur new beasts when they arrive 
lets see how octane render tames them 
and oh! nice anim intro you've got in the gallery
lets see how octane render tames them and oh! nice anim intro you've got in the gallerygigabyte mobo, core2quad, 8gb ram, x2 pny gtx 580,
hp pavilion hdx series(desktop replacement) 4gb ram, gt 8800
win7 x64bit, octane 2.3 v5
hp pavilion hdx series(desktop replacement) 4gb ram, gt 8800
win7 x64bit, octane 2.3 v5
Apparently there are 560 and 570's on the horizon too!
The 570 is due to be released quite soon with 480 cores (same as gtx480)
The 560 is estimated early 2011 with 384 shaders
So anyone wanting a new GFX card might be worth holding out and should at least see a price drop on the current 4xx series.
Oh and beware of the 460 SE model. This has higher clock rates but fewer shaders making it more than likely perform worse in Octane!
The 570 is due to be released quite soon with 480 cores (same as gtx480)
The 560 is estimated early 2011 with 384 shaders
So anyone wanting a new GFX card might be worth holding out and should at least see a price drop on the current 4xx series.
Oh and beware of the 460 SE model. This has higher clock rates but fewer shaders making it more than likely perform worse in Octane!