New ATI R600 Test

[Overjet]

sul sito fx57.net sono apparsi nuovi bench con r600 in versione OEM...
esattamente a questa pagina: http://www.fx57.net/?p=398




3DMark03 Pro v3.6.0 Final
AMD Athlon64 FX55 , First WHQL driver , all in stock 1024×768 noAA noAF

X2800XTX ————– 43606
8800GTX—————- 41264
X2800XT ————— 34623
8800GTS—————- 32567
7950GX2 ————— 29257

3DMark05 Pro v1.2.0 Final
AMD Athlon64 FX55 , First driver , all in stock 1024×768 noAA noAF

X2800XTX ———— 17387 ——–700/2200
X2800XT ————- 16135 ——–625/1800
8800GTX ————– 15467 ——–575/1800
8800GTS ————– 13773 ——–500/1600
7950GX2 ————– 12886 ——–500/1200

ATi Radeon X2800 XTX
4way× (MADD(2flops) + MUL(1flop))× 800 MHz × 64 SPs ＝ 614.4GFlops
Core Clock: 700 MHz
Memory Clock: 1100 MHz (2200 DDR)
Memory Bandwidth: 140.8 GB/sec
Shader Operations: 87200 Operations/sec
Pixel Fill Rate: 19600 MPixels/sec
Texture Fill Rate: 19600 MTexels/sec
Vertex Operations: 15600 MVertices/sec

Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Extreme QX6700 @ 5300MHz (353.3×15)
ATI Radeon X2800XTX 1GB 512bit 0.85ns GDDR4 @ 700MHz/2200MHz
3DMark Score 15032 3DMarks
SM 2.0 Score 5754 Marks
SM 3.0 Score 5841 Marks
CPU Score 7615 Marks

Mi sanno di fake... :mah

[Figus]

Mi sanno di fake... :mah

Visto che le frequenze non corrispondono con quelle reali (per lo meno attuali) anche a me...

[Overjet]

Visto che le frequenze non corrispondono con quelle reali (per lo meno attuali) anche a me...

Anche per questo secondo me:

Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Extreme QX6700 @ 5300MHz (353.3×15)

[lore85bg]

ATI'S coming R600 launch is causing fevered speculation and engendering widespread confusion.

Pictures of R600XTX OEM/SI version made the web rounds last weekend, and many readers got asked us what's going on with AMD.

Firstly, the PCB design of these products pictured are identical to the final form factor, and around nine inches long. And there will be a special cooler, designed as a one-off.

We can now reveal to you that the board you have been seeing around the web is actually a specific design which has only one customer right now. The name of that customer is Apple and it will also be available in Crossfire mode.

While we have zero doubts that Dell XPS/Dellienware and some other parties will pick it up as well, right now, the nice red cooler design is just Apple's and Apple's alone.

Personally, I have no doubt that Voodoo PC will ship the R600 with its water-cooling block. The company decided to go with vapour chamber technology, or a 2D version of the traditional heatpipe concept we have all come to know and endure.

Vapour Chamber technology is pretty well known in the world of CPU cooling, thanks to the Danish company named Asetek, and its "VapoChill" systems which propelled CPUs beyond the limits of water-cooling.

Asetek also made a conventional VapoChill Micro cooler, and you can perhaps visualise the R600's cooler as the VapoChill Micro for the GPU. We don't know yet which firm will produce this cooler for AMD/ATI, but we suspect only one or two players are in the frame. Now, the power connector story is a pretty interesting one. At present, there is actually only one design for both OEM/SI and retail/AIBs, and that one is 8-pin/6-pin. You can use 6+6-pin configuration, but if you do not plug 8-pin/6-pin, the ATI Catalyst driver suite will forbid you to enter the "Overdrive Zone".

Yes, you've read it right - the R600XTX is coming out with a legal overclocking mode, no nonsense and limiting overclocking to its partners like some other companies have. The clocks have not been set yet. Even AMD is waiting until a couple of days before the launch before it makes that decision.

The current estimate is that the memory will float between 1 and 1.1GHz GDDR-4 memory in DDR mode (2.0-2.2 GHz), while the GPU clock will be set around 800MHz. Some say 826MHz, but we're not sure how far the Overdrive will go. We'd say not beyond 850 MHz, but that is just my personal opinion.

Our sources tell us that the clock bump should be around 10 per cent for the GPU and 14 per cent for the memory, bringing the total clock to 880/2400-2600. It is insane to see a 700M+ 80nm transistor chip run at such a high clock, especially given the limitations the G80 had with sub-700M chip and 90nm process, but this is an industry where anything that can happen will happen.

These estimates are for the A13 revision. As we wrote quite some time ago, AMD/ATI decided to re-spin the chip to solve some problems it had with the product. It turns out that those problems involved engineers trying to get as high a clock as possible and to try to lower the power consumption, which is pretty steep right now - but still within do-able limits.

The BIOS for the board is now a "smart" one - it will detect whether the GPU is leaking current and will throttle power to prevent thermal or electrical "episodes".

So, the R600XTX has a special OEM/SI design mostly for Apple, the retail versions won't come with water cooling, but rather advanced vapour chamber technology, and the board has 8/6-pin config but can be used with two 6-pin ones - in which case you'll lose the Overdrive feature and stay inside a 225W power envelope, just like Nvidia Geforce 8800GTS . We will bring you more details about the connectivity of R600 boards later in the day. µ

Fonte THE INQ

molto interessante il fatto di poter usare il doppio connettore a 6 pin... al posto di uno da 6 e uno da 8 pin... però perdi la funzionalità di overclock...

[lore85bg]

We heard about the new hardware Crossfire last week and now INQ reveals more details. Lasso is AMD's codename for external graphics card which will utilise the same external PCIe x16 connector. While this is mostly aimed at desktops, with the PCIe x16 bus-card that will be installed inside desktop PCs, it will also be compatible with upcoming notebooks that feature x16 and x8 connectors. This will bring high-end graphics power to the notebooks for the first time. External CrossFire will come to market probably before summer, oriented towards competing with Quadro Plex.

Fonte immagine: tomshw
fonte testo: vr-zone

[giostark]

http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2383&p=3

saranno anche altre schede.. ma mi sa che ci sciroppano cose per loro arcinote... Diciamo che se cambiano tecnologia ogni 2anni penso che abbiano in serbo proposte per almeno i prossimi 15 anni... ed ogni volta si spalanca la bocca per qualche notizia ... corri di qua corri di la.. ma sarà vero , ma sarà falso... e bla bla bla...

[wormcyborg]

Mi sanno di fake... :mah

pure a me

Gia fare dei test con il fx-55 e una scheda del genere mi sembra ridicolo

[asphalt]

AMD Releases Final "R600" Specs 18 Febr 2007

AMD's guidance claims R600 will feature 700 million transistors.

the GPU features a full 512-bit memory interface with support for GDDR3 and GDDR4.

On March 30, 2007, AMD will initially debut the R600 as the ATI Radeon X2900 XTX in two separate configurations:
- X2900 XTX RETAIL card comes as a two-slot, 9.5" design with a vapor chamber cooler.
- X2900 XTX OEM version of the card is a 12" layout and features a quiet fan cooler.

1GB of GDDR4 memory is the reference configuration for Radeon X2900 XTX by Samsung

one month later Radeon X2900 XT, features 512MB of GDDR3 and lower clock frequencies & heatpipes on the reference design.... than Radeon X2900 XTX

AMD anticipates the target driver for X2900 XT to be Catalyst 8.36

Radeon X2900 will feature native CrossFire support via an internal bridge interface

native HDMI

Fonte: http://www.dailytech.com/AMD+Release...rticle6138.htm

[asphalt]

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[wormcyborg]

Vedendo le tabelle si prevde un mascaro durante lo scontro NVIDIA VS ATI