y33H@ schrieb:
Nein, auch die Umgebung an einigen Stellen ...
Da sagt Rebellion was anderes:
"We spoke to Rebellion about tessellation, and they informed us that it was used solely on the Xenomorph character meshes. The highest detail mesh is supposed to have about 18,000 polygons, and they use the hardware tessellation engine to increase that up to ten times. Note that this is PER mesh, so during scenes with multiple Xenomorphs on screen, the increased load brought about by tessellation has the potential to be huge."
Kasmopaya schrieb:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nvidia-Geforce-400-Serie#Fermi-Architektur
Übrigens Wiki hat die Die-Fläche gelistet, 529 mm² die hab ich bis jetzt noch nirgends so gesehen. Vorher waren ja 600 mm² im Gespräch.
Ich weiß ja nicht woher du deine Infos beziehst, aber wer schön brav
Charlie liest, weiß das schon ne Ewigkeit
"Back to the chip itself. Our moles say it is 23mm * 23mm, or about 530mm^2, and considering they told us that GT200 was 24*24 months before it came out, we will take their word for it."
HOCP hat nochmal n Video mit Temperaturen im Case gemessen.
Wens interssiert.
"The GTX 480 is hot. I know many enthusiasts are not going to be satisfied with a video card that idles at 73C (and even hotter in most SLI setups) and runs 93C under pretty much any kind of load. There have to be long term implications to this and I would just suggest that you buy from a board builder that has a rock solid warranty and a reputation for great customer service if Fermi is for you. These cards are hot and can very much raise the temperature in the room you are using your setup in. Maybe NVIDIA can bundle a coupon for a new ceiling fan?
The GTX 480 is loud. The fans however do not become annoying unless they are spun up to very high RPM levels. Even SLI, while you can certainly hear it, is not distracting once you get used to it. Single card noise is manageable if you have a lower ambient temperature to start with and have good chassis airflow. No doubt this is one of the reasons we are seeing a "Fermi Certified" chassis from Thermaltake. If you have good airflow in your chassis, the sound is not annoying high pitched or bothersome. However If you are a person that cherishes silence, the GTX 480 is not for you. "