Kepler test build [Obsolete]
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mainframefx
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The GK110 which should be released in August-October is rumored to have 4GB Vram as a standard with 512Bit bandwidth and Nvidia already said that the GK110 will have a bigger focus on GPGPU. So I'd say one should wait til the GK110 comes out. If it's true that it will have a 512 interface than the possibility for 6GB+ Vram cards is very very high.
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The problem is what the gk110 will be, a gforce or a tesla/quadro...
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One question about tesla:
Can I plug it into my computer like any other card or is it something like an add-on card to a Quadro??
Can I plug it into my computer like any other card or is it something like an add-on card to a Quadro??
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Do you have a source for this information?G1X wrote:GK110 in May for Tesla, Quadro GPU
GK110 in fall for GeForce GPU
It's basically like a graphics card without display connector, you can plug it into every computer with a PCI-E x16 slot.mbetke wrote:One question about tesla:
Can I plug it into my computer like any other card or is it something like an add-on card to a Quadro??
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mib2berlin
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@bb3d:
http://www.brightsideofnews.com/news/20 ... ay-14.aspx
But speculative like all these info.
Cheers, mib.
http://www.brightsideofnews.com/news/20 ... ay-14.aspx
But speculative like all these info.
Cheers, mib.
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I was recently at a convention and spoke with an nVidia tech guy who told me that the nVidia GK110 chips were going to be full double floating point precision. And while I know this isn't a really big gain for Octane, it does suggest that it is most certainly going to be aimed at GPGPU.
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Elvissuperstar007
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who bought the Kepler??
which graphics card faster than in octane, Nvidia 680 or 580?
I do not know what to buy ((
which graphics card faster than in octane, Nvidia 680 or 580?
I do not know what to buy ((
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PolderAnimation
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If you search the forum, the answer is simple, the 580 beats the hell out of a 680.
But there is a little side mark, this octane version is not build for cuda 4.2.
So maybe in the near future the 680 will out preform the 580.
No body knows.
I dunno what kind of card you own at the moment, but maybe its better to wait until September/October for the gk110.
But there is a little side mark, this octane version is not build for cuda 4.2.
So maybe in the near future the 680 will out preform the 580.
No body knows.
I dunno what kind of card you own at the moment, but maybe its better to wait until September/October for the gk110.
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MaTtY631990
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Hi Elvissuperstar007
I have checked one or two sources and according to the sites the performance is close to that of a GTX 590. The primary benefit of this card compared to the last generation is much less power consumption, but keeping the performance side of a GTX 590. Though, I would wait a little while for a new octane release which supports kepler architecture fully.
I have checked one or two sources and according to the sites the performance is close to that of a GTX 590. The primary benefit of this card compared to the last generation is much less power consumption, but keeping the performance side of a GTX 590. Though, I would wait a little while for a new octane release which supports kepler architecture fully.