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As a result (of the length), many gamers found out that their existing PC case woudn't accomodate the longer videocard, while others had get creative and either bust out the dremel to mod drive cages, or remove a drive cage altogether. SMARTSHADER HD Support for Microsoft DirectX 9.0 programmable vertex and pixel shaders in hardware Shader Model 3. Logic would tell you that performance from top to bottom on the 8800GTS would look like this:ДЇun Fact: At roughly 10.5 inches long and weighing 740g, the GeForce 8800 GTX was the largest consumer graphics card ever made. Once again, Nvidia would release several videocards based on the new series, only this time keeping track of them all would be more confusing than ever. For example, at launch the 8800 GTX's shader clock ran at 1350MHz, more than twice as fast as the core clockspeed (575MHz). The new architecture allowed Nvidia to clock its shader core at a different speed than the rest of the GPU. The heavily threaded unified shader architecture proved more efficient than Nvidia's older designs, and it was also considered by some as the 'biggest and most complex piece of mass-market silicon ever created.' It owed this complexity in part to 681 million transistors at debut, along with support for Shader Model 4.0. Prior to this point, pixel shaders and vertex shaders existed as spearate units. RV515 90nm process Vertex and Pixel Shader 3.0 10bit Native Display. For starters, the entire X1000 series finally supports Microsoft's Shader Model 3.0. 128MB-64bit 4 channel DDR2 memory - 500MHz 4 Pixel shader processor 2 Vertex shader processor 4 Geometry Pipelines Ultra-threaded SM 3.0 Engine Advanced memory controller ATI Avivo High Precision Architecture PCI ExpressВ® x16 lane native support CHIPSET FEATURES. What made the 8-Series so different from anything Nvidia had done before was the introduction of unified shaders. This card generates so much heat it could replace a small furnace. It was a $400 million project in the making and the first brand new architecture from Nvidia in a long time. When the G80 was released in 2006, it became the first consumer GPU on the planet to support Windows Vista's Direct3D 10 (D3D10) component. Transistors: 666 million (x2) Nvidia GeForce 8 Series It came as little consolation that the new part added support for DirectX 10.1.ДЇun Fact: ATI's dual-GPU HD 3870 X2 became the first single-videocard to reach the 1 TFLOP milestone. Performance was excellent for the price, but ATI had all but conceded the high end market to Nvidia.

This was again the case when ATI released the R670-based HD 3870. This led to very good performance overall, but it couldn't topple the best Nvidia had to offer.

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However, bandwidth was almost doubled as a result of a bi-directional 512-bit memory bus on the HD 2900 Pro and XT.

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This modern design also boasted DirectX 10, Shader Model 4.0, and full OpenGL 3.0 support.ДЄTI retained the Ultra-Threaded Dispatch Processor technology it used in the R520, as well as the same general memory controller design. Like the Xbox 360, the PC version consisted of a unified shader architecture rather than relying on separate processors for each task. For the R600, ATI drew inspiration from the Xenos GPU it had developed for the Xbox 360 console.

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