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Toggle this category NVIDIA Unveils Dual-GPU Powered GeForce GTX 690 NVIDIA Unveils Dual-GPU Powered GeForce GTX 690
| Posted By:
Kelemvor
@ 29 April 2012 - 07:49 PM |
http://hothardware.c...eForce-GTX-690/
Quote The GeForce GTX 690 will feature a pair of fully-functional GK104 “Kepler” GPUs. If you recall, the GK104 is the chip powering the excellent GeForce GTX 680, which debuted just last month. On the upcoming GeForce GTX 690, each of the GK104 GPUs will also be paired to its own 2GB of memory (4GB total) via a 256-bit interface, resulting in what is essentially GeForce GTX 680 SLI on a single card.
Bad Mother Diddler.
But after the experience I had with my GTX 295 I won't do another SLI on a card. Unfortunately pcie 3.0 means it's time for me to replace my mobo as well. Pity.
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Toggle this category AMD gives up its share in GlobalFoundries
| Posted By:
Kelemvor
@ 05 March 2012 - 07:05 PM |
http://www.extremete...globalfoundries
Quote Three years ago today, AMD spun off its fab division, in a move the company claimed would allow it to more effectively leverage its assets, inject new capital into the foundry side of the business, and make it more competitive vis-à-vis Chipzilla. Today, that dream is dead. AMD announced today that it would give up its 8.8% equity stake in the company. When AMD created GlobalFoundries in 2009, the company held a 34.2% share in the foundry.
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