Nvidia passa a 80 nm

[zorco]

MANY businesses in Europe will be closed from Monday till probably January the 3rd 2007. That hasn't stopped Sparkle from announcing its Calibre P768 card based on Geforce 7600 GT 80nm chip. I guess Nvidia had to do it in 2006 as it promised to its investors it was supposed to shift from 90 nanometre to 80 a while ago.

The new 80 nanometre parts will end up clocked at 650MHz - 90MHz faster than the previous 7600 GT clock. The chip behind it is G73 but we don’t know what Nvidia calls the new 80 nanometre ones. The memory on Sparkle card works at 1600MHz and Nvidia hasn't changed the chip memory support as it still works with 128 bit memory only. The card comes with 256MB memory and has twelve rendering pipelines. It supports PCIe 16X interface.

The Sparkle internal testing proves that the new 80 nanometre version of Geforce 7600 GT performs significantly faster than the previous 90 nanometre one. You gain around 500 marks in one of the tests. This is how the card looks and it would be interesting to test the 80 nanometre part versus 90 one.

http://uk.theinquirer.net/?article=36552

[halduemilauno]

Originariamente inviato da zorco

MANY businesses in Europe will be closed from Monday till probably January the 3rd 2007. That hasn't stopped Sparkle from announcing its Calibre P768 card based on Geforce 7600 GT 80nm chip. I guess Nvidia had to do it in 2006 as it promised to its investors it was supposed to shift from 90 nanometre to 80 a while ago.

The new 80 nanometre parts will end up clocked at 650MHz - 90MHz faster than the previous 7600 GT clock. The chip behind it is G73 but we don’t know what Nvidia calls the new 80 nanometre ones. The memory on Sparkle card works at 1600MHz and Nvidia hasn't changed the chip memory support as it still works with 128 bit memory only. The card comes with 256MB memory and has twelve rendering pipelines. It supports PCIe 16X interface.

The Sparkle internal testing proves that the new 80 nanometre version of Geforce 7600 GT performs significantly faster than the previous 90 nanometre one. You gain around 500 marks in one of the tests. This is how the card looks and it would be interesting to test the 80 nanometre part versus 90 one.

http://uk.theinquirer.net/?article=36552

si dovrebbe chiamare 7650gt. e gia si parlava della 7650gs.

[zorco]

Originariamente inviato da halduemilauno

si dovrebbe chiamare 7650gt. e gia si parlava della 7650gs.

questo passaggio a 80nm interesserà anche le 8800 penso..

[halduemilauno]

Originariamente inviato da zorco

questo passaggio a 80nm interesserà anche le 8800 penso..

certo.

[LightForce]

Originariamente inviato da zorco

questo passaggio a 80nm interesserà anche le 8800 penso..

buono

[francescoprimo]

Volevo semplicemente ricordare che i chip usati per la 7600gt sono due. Uno marchiato A2 l'altro B1, uno da 90 nm l'altro da 80nm. Sulla mia galaxy 7600gt AGP é montato il B1, presumo che anche altre marche montino lo stesso chip. Ecco perchè qualcuno trova difficoltà a salire in frequenza ed altri no. Non ho ancora spinto il mio al max , ma gia sono stabile giornalmente a 660gpu,820ddr,senza nessuna mod. Di seguito riporto il link(http://www.egielda.com.pl/?str=art&id=2450-all) dove ho trovato la recensione,purtroppo in lingua incomprensibile. Un saluto a tutti e Buon Natale

[belin]

Sparkle 7600GT (650 MHz / 1600 MHz DDR 128 bit / 12 ROP's / PCI Express) prima scheda video con Gpu NVIDIA a 80nm.




...buon Natale!