NVIDIA G70 + 3DMark05 = ~ 8000 points?
At Computex 2005, an unofficial preliminary test result from NVIDIA circles was released on the company’s next-generation graphics card, codenamed G70.
Several online journals have reported on the unofficial announcement allegedly aired by NVIDIA this year. Computex 2005 exhibition. The bottom line is that the new 24XMB PCI Express GTX with 512-pixel assembly line scores about 7800 points on the popular 3DMark05 test program. As in our previous news we reported it az ATI his latest-developed V520 card, codenamed R10, is rumored to score approximately 000 points. If this proves to be true, the result mentioned above from NVIDIA’s next-generation flagship can be said to be quite slim.
By the way, the 7800 point is likely to be used by NVIDIA as a marketing ploy, as it is suspiciously consistent with the expected name of the card, which is reportedly to be the NVIDIA GeForce 7800.
Some raw data about the card:
- 500 MHz GPU
- 24 pixel assembly line
- 512 MB GDDR3 Ram at 1400 MHz (700 MHz DDR)
- 110 nanometer manufacturing technology
At the end of the news, we can make so many comments that it is not worth drinking in advance on the bear’s skin, meaning that it will be more worthwhile to wait for results based on real tests with the judgment.
