Nvidia GeForce GTX680

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GK104 Transistor Count and Exact Die-Size Revealed

A part of the reason why NVIDIA's performance-segment GK104 is gunning for the performance crown from AMD's Tahiti GPU could be hidden behind two of its key specifications: transistor count, and die-size. 3DCenter.org compiled these two specifications for the GK104 from reliable sources, which pin the transistor count at 3.54 billion, and die-area at 294 mm². This yields a transistor density of 12 million per mm², which is slightly higher than that of AMD Tahiti, slightly lower than that of AMD Pitcairn, and certainly higher than previous-generation chips from both AMD and NVIDIA. If GeForce GTX 680 does in fact end up competitive with AMD's Radeon HD 7900 series, it could serve as a tell-tale sign of NVIDIA's Kepler architecture being a more efficient one.

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http://www.bug.hr/vijesti/kepler-txa...te/114814.aspx

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http://www.techpowerup.com/162498/GT...enchmarks.html

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Last week, a Dutch store solicited pre-orders of ZOTAC GeForce GTX 680 for a brief period, before redacting the sale page. It was priced at 507.18€ (incl. taxes). US retailer Bottom Line Telecommunications, listed ASUS GeForce GTX 680 on its online store (shopBLT). Carrying the part number GTX680-2GD5, this card is priced at US $566.75. The part that makes this a pre-order is that the sale page mentions that "You may order this product regardless of availability," it would be shipped as soon as it's available (after it's launched, of course). The page doesn't tell us anything about the GTX 680 that we don't already know.

http://www.techpowerup.com/162607/AS...er-in-USA.html

[nexusone]

evo i slikica Gigabyte-ovog modela: LINK

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Evo i tvornički nabrijanih zvjerčica

North American retailer NCIX listed two factory-overclocked NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 graphics card models. NCIX did not list these two for pre-order, but enabled "Add to Wishlist", which probably notifies those with the product in their wishlists of when they are in stock. Both cards are priced at US $578.20 (incl. free shipping to contiguous US states). The clock speeds of MSI's card, which carries the part number "N680GTX-PM2D 2GD5/OC" was revealed to be 1056 MHz (core) with 6 GHz (GDDR5 effective memory); while those of EVGA's card, which carries the part number "02G-P4-2682-KR", were not revealed. We know from its clearly-mentioned brand extension "SuperClocked", that it's factory-overclocked.

http://www.techpowerup.com/162706/Fa...et-Listed.html

[tole_]

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=1#post5071447

Procurilo

Nisam ovo ocekivao ni izdaleka :O

[rockodaddy]

Autor tole_

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=1#post5071447

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Nisam ovo ocekivao ni izdaleka :O

,Nvidia sorry na žuganju,my bad.

[MAGARAC]

I izgleda da ce bit nekih 15,20$ jeftinija od 7970. Nije puno ali..

[HCS]

Like a boss rezultati, samo zajeb sa 2gb rama, tocno se vidi na 1600p kako pushi od 7970 radi manjka meme(C2 i B3), na 1080p ju sije zesce a na 1600p izjednacene ili gubi lagano. Cak i manje struje vuce od 7970 koliko sam vidio. Treba jos samo cijenu kod nas vidjet.

E da, i OC potencijal kakav ce imat.