New GF104 Card On The Way?

"Nvidia may soon be releasing a fully-featured GF104 card to replace the GTX 470."

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The GTX 470 didn't garner as much praise as Nvidia had hoped.  It was hot, inefficient, and its performance, while solid, did not quite make up for its faults in enthusiasts' eyes.  That's why, following on the success of the recent GTX 460, Nvidia appears to planning a new GF104-based card to replace it.

While the GTX 460 features "only" 336 CUDA stream processors, the GF104 chip is actually capable of running 384 cores.  Naturally, this new upcoming GTX 470 replacement will have all of them unlocked and will likely also ship with a faster base clock speed in order to compete with the GTX 470's 448 CUDA cores.

Aside from this, not much more is known about this new "GTX 475" as some people have come to call it.  There is speculation that it will become available late summer once the current GTX 470 stock runs dry.  Seeing how the GTX 460 crushes its GF100 predecessor, the GTX 465, in the performance/price/efficiency categories, enthusiasts appear to have some decent hope for this card.

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27-07-2010, 15:28:21

WC Annihilus
"Nvidia may soon be releasing a fully-featured GF104 card to replace the GTX 470."

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27-07-2010, 16:01:53

Runebeard
Oh Nvidia! You do have a tendancy to make fools of yourselves. After constant pressure from ATi and the hardware community you rushed out a few stupid cards in April and now you've had time to calm down you're already coming up with cards cheaper, cooler and faster than the originals. It makes you wonder why they couldn't do it in the 1st place. Good job that they're finally giving ATi something to get worried about though.

27-07-2010, 16:15:53

hmmblah
I love my 470. Using less power can only be a good thing though. If it weren't for folding though I would have gone with a 5870 or 5850 at the time.

28-07-2010, 04:37:25

AMDFTW
hmmm so i wonder if the 460 can a have its shader unlocked to 384
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