DarknessFalls
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- Feb. 2008
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By the way, der Test spricht zwar von Stromaufnahme und Lautstärke nicht in Zahlen, aber interessante Infos hierzu gibt's dennoch:
"(...) There are two 6-pin PCIe connectors on the PCB for powering the card up, but we did not have time to measure its power consumption. We will perform such measurements as soon as we get an off-the-shelf GeForce GTX 465 rather than a presale version we have been lucky to get for this test. Besides the length, we can’t find any fault with the PCB design, but we must confess that our sample proved to be scorching hot and its fan worked at an increased speed in 3D mode, producing a lot of noise. (...)
Zweimal 6-pin, "a lot of noise" und "scorching hot". Keine guten Voraussetzungen. Wenn ich mir ansonsten die Werte so anschaue, wird die GTX465 die HD5850 keinesfalls schlagen können und vermutlich sogar Probleme mit der HD5830 haben.
"(...) There are two 6-pin PCIe connectors on the PCB for powering the card up, but we did not have time to measure its power consumption. We will perform such measurements as soon as we get an off-the-shelf GeForce GTX 465 rather than a presale version we have been lucky to get for this test. Besides the length, we can’t find any fault with the PCB design, but we must confess that our sample proved to be scorching hot and its fan worked at an increased speed in 3D mode, producing a lot of noise. (...)
Zweimal 6-pin, "a lot of noise" und "scorching hot". Keine guten Voraussetzungen. Wenn ich mir ansonsten die Werte so anschaue, wird die GTX465 die HD5850 keinesfalls schlagen können und vermutlich sogar Probleme mit der HD5830 haben.