Gotta love the design. One slot cooling! Hooorraaay......hope it will be efficient enough.
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I am wondering if this has the potential to outbeat a current stock GTX if overclocked half decently. With the shaders being bumped from 96 to 112 it is only 16 away from a GTX. With a newer, more efficient design, as well as a lower manufacturing process this may have the potential to hit high clocks which could give a current GTX a run for its money. This is all if heat doesn't pose an issue with the cooling being a single slot design. I heard around earlier today that heat problems may already be arising with the card. Nothing a beefy after market cooler couldn't remedy however.
I am wondering if this has the potential to outbeat a current stock GTX if overclocked half decently. With the shaders being bumped from 96 to 112 it is only 16 away from a GTX. With a newer, more efficient design, as well as a lower manufacturing process this may have the potential to hit high clocks which could give a current GTX a run for its money. This is all if heat doesn't pose an issue with the cooling being a single slot design. I heard around earlier today that heat problems may already be arising with the card. Nothing a beefy after market cooler couldn't remedy however.
I wonder what kinda money ?
64 pipes/256bit bus vs 112 pipes/320 bit bus. I don't think the architecture of the 8800GT is going to be enough to push it past the 8800GTS, although, they did have to bump the pipes up on it. Maybe nvidia just said "ehh what the hell".
I am wondering if this has the potential to outbeat a current stock GTX if overclocked half decently. With the shaders being bumped from 96 to 112 it is only 16 away from a GTX.