View Full Version : 8800GT with 1GB of ram!
darth_nevus
7th Dec 2007, 11:57 AM
http://www.techreport.com/discussions.x/13752
Ausus only special at this time, but they sayit helps with a 10% higher 3dmark06 score....
*drool*
ViTO
7th Dec 2007, 01:34 PM
SCHWEEEEEEET !!! and BTW that thing is kinda ugly !
Hey, off topic abit...
I always wondered why nobody mods the higher end cards to look nice from the ONLY side you really see when its installed ?!? :?
Everyone makes fancy by the fan but once installed, you never see that side of the card. Just one of those things that bugs me.
At least use a flashy colored board or SOMETHING !! BUT EVEN THAT IS UGLY !!!
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y56/vitopagano/8800GTS-top.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y56/vitopagano/bottom.jpg
YUCK !! :P
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y56/vitopagano/card-bottom.jpg
any thoughts...
Trooper110
7th Dec 2007, 02:28 PM
You think too much Vito :D
CarbonFire
7th Dec 2007, 02:33 PM
Vito, you need to spend more time playing on the server, and less time ogling your PC's internals :twisted:
And 1Gb 8800GT? Yes. YES PLEASE!
WalkinTarget
7th Dec 2007, 02:53 PM
So the new gen 2 cards require an 8 pin power adapter ??? Something to keep in mind if you buy a new card and only have the gen 1 six pin power lead on your power supply.
It's getting confusing with multiple 8800GTS cards out, first gen and second gen, and no easy way to differentiate them.
:?
Grisu
7th Dec 2007, 03:27 PM
Reinventing the wheel over and over.
Will wait for the geforce10... :|
BigTwinky
7th Dec 2007, 03:39 PM
You think too much Vito :D
bwahaha..best reply today! :D
ViTO
7th Dec 2007, 04:45 PM
:P :P
c'mon, I at least thought I would get some love from the modders :cry:
darth_nevus
7th Dec 2007, 05:46 PM
So the new gen 2 cards require an 8 pin power adapter ??? Something to keep in mind if you buy a new card and only have the gen 1 six pin power lead on your power supply.
It's getting confusing with multiple 8800GTS cards out, first gen and second gen, and no easy way to differentiate them.
:?
Yes there is. the 2 gen cards have the "SSC" moniker. or at least they did before nvidia yanked the info from their site. the units will have an odd amount of stream processors depending on the card makers choices. more than the current GTS cards, but less than GTX, and yet still based on the GTS G90 Core. ok, so its not AS simple, but it is, a bit. rofl.
I am curious to know though if it still has the same 256-bit memory bus, or if it gets an overhaul as well....
CarbonFire
7th Dec 2007, 05:56 PM
So the new gen 2 cards require an 8 pin power adapter ??? Something to keep in mind if you buy a new card and only have the gen 1 six pin power lead on your power supply.
It's getting confusing with multiple 8800GTS cards out, first gen and second gen, and no easy way to differentiate them.
:?
Yes there is. the 2 gen cards have the "SSC" moniker. or at least they did before nvidia yanked the info from their site. the units will have an odd amount of stream processors depending on the card makers choices. more than the current GTS cards, but less than GTX, and yet still based on the GTS G90 Core. ok, so its not AS simple, but it is, a bit. rofl.
I am curious to know though if it still has the same 256-bit memory bus, or if it gets an overhaul as well....
The GTS cards have a 320-bit bus, vs the GT's 256. The GT outperforms the GTS cards mainly because its processor and RAM components are faster. Not sure if they'll be changing the bus size, or just better utilizing the bus the GTSs have now.
Honestly, with how well the GT performs, I'm really not sure why they aren't just postponing the GTS line altogether until the launch of the 9-series :?
{CLR}geneSW
7th Dec 2007, 08:01 PM
:P :P
c'mon, I at least thought I would get some love from the modders :cry:
don't worry vito, i've always thought the same thing about video cards...
juneau
7th Dec 2007, 09:10 PM
The question is, will the card actually utilise this much memory. We've seen it over and over where some cards have too much memory in comparison to how fast the card can fill it up. Prime example, most recently, Ati 2900XT 1gb.
Devilguns
7th Dec 2007, 11:18 PM
I think 1 gig video cards would be good for Vista no? I thought the combination of Vista and DX10 was supposed to meld video and system memory together or something.
:P :P
c'mon, I at least thought I would get some love from the modders :cry:
Thats why I always put mirrors at the bottom of my cases :) Check out my smoking circa 2003 MGE Sidwinder build.
http://www.devilguns.com/temp/amge4.jpg
ViTO
8th Dec 2007, 12:07 PM
Devil understands....
Your mod is AWESOME and the mirrors are a nice detail.
Very clean and crisp. I love that !!
I went with a UV Rats nest once which was pretty neat.
I'm only saying......all that work on the underside of the vid card :P
Eliminates the creative bottom of the case...
not to mention, I have this mess at the bottom, so mirrors wont get it done.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y56/vitopagano/comp/COMP013-1.jpg
I would love to see a nice after market cooling with cool pipes.
Something that takes advantage of the top, similar to this...
But not as busy...
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y56/vitopagano/comp/asus-EN8600-GTS-silent-HTDP-256M-01.jpg
Duke{CLR}
8th Dec 2007, 12:54 PM
Devilguns the mirror at the bottom of the case is an excellent idea. I am going to look around the house for one. Hmmm do you think the wife would notice a section taken from the one from the bathroom. :? :D
Devilguns
8th Dec 2007, 01:58 PM
Duke Pepboys and other automotive stores have them, they are plastic and can be cut with scissors. It comes something like 9" 12" for about $20 or less.
Vito thats really cool! I can't believe I missed that one!
imlittlev
8th Dec 2007, 03:02 PM
Duke Pepboys and other automotive stores have them, they are plastic and can be cut with scissors. It comes something like 9" 12" for about $20 or less.
Vito thats really cool! I can't believe I missed that one!
cut able mirror? might do tihs in my next mod!
ViTO
8th Dec 2007, 05:33 PM
Vito thats really cool! I can't believe I missed that one!
here were the build pics
http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y56/vitopagano/comp/
darth_nevus
10th Dec 2007, 12:26 PM
1gb is good for VERY large textures. the Doom3 engine at the highest setting for quality loaded uncompressed RAW images into the video buffer. this is the only place where this much memory can, and will be used. short of some video appications, as well as video optimized CAD type work.
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