nVidia NV40, NV41, NV45 & CO Information
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 01/28/2004 12:08 AM [ Print | 2 comment(s) ] · 4332 views
Just got word that the guy's at 3DCenter have snagged some Info on Nvidia's upcoming range of grahics cards NV40, NV41, NV45! as the the sites in German, I've added a Babel fish translation.
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nVidia NV40
175 million transistors, in 130nm manufactured 8x2 architecture, however 16 Z/Stencil tests per clock DirectX 9,0 architecture, supports Shader 3.0 opposite NV38 and Shader doubled more efficient pixels supports DDR1, GDDR2 and GDDR3 internal AGPx8 interface exact clock rates: unknown; there is estimated 500 to 600 MHz chip clock and 600 to 800 MHz storing act Improvements with anti- Aliasing: (at least) a new mode; its SAM polarizing sample is however unknown Improvements with the anisotropic filter: unknown Presentation: GDC or CeBIT at the end of March 2004 Market entrance: At the end of April or May 2004 Sales name: GeForceFX 6XXX
nVidia NV40, NV41, NV45 & CO Information
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nVidia NV40
175 million transistors, in 130nm manufactured 8x2 architecture, however 16 Z/Stencil tests per clock DirectX 9,0 architecture, supports Shader 3.0 opposite NV38 and Shader doubled more efficient pixels supports DDR1, GDDR2 and GDDR3 internal AGPx8 interface exact clock rates: unknown; there is estimated 500 to 600 MHz chip clock and 600 to 800 MHz storing act Improvements with anti- Aliasing: (at least) a new mode; its SAM polarizing sample is however unknown Improvements with the anisotropic filter: unknown Presentation: GDC or CeBIT at the end of March 2004 Market entrance: At the end of April or May 2004 Sales name: GeForceFX 6XXX
nVidia NV40, NV41, NV45 & CO Information
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El_Coyote Senior Member Posts: 555 Joined: 2002-12-18 |
#50914 Posted on: 01/28/2004 02:50 AM
memory speeds would depend on the type of ram used. |
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hinkle Unregistered |
#50919 Posted on: 01/28/2004 04:47 AM
"opposite NV38 and Shader doubled more efficient pixels" At first I wondered what the writer meant with that but then I saw that article is just an translation. That sentence should mean "in contrary to the nv38, the nv40's shader unit has doubled in performance and efficiency" All in all those specs doesn't look that bad. As the R420, the nv40 also supports everything from DDR1 up to GDDR3 which is a good thing... now we just have to wait for more details and some benches  |
