linglong!!!

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/785533

finally drop to rm775 for 5830 but i think still abit too much of course im being cheapskate here

5830 is not a bad card at 775 bucks now..just gtx460 made it look bad..haha

nearly 200 bucks cheaper than 5850 now..hmm tempting again

looks like ati 5850 and 5830 gonna say byebye lol

GTX465 is RM890, now whats the point buying GTX460?

did u ever read the comments and doing your revisions before commenting?? gtx460 is way better than gtx465 with its' oc headroom very very damn big!!

i totally agree with u, GTX460 is waaay better from GTX465. Just google the net and read the review.

just got a call from czone.....my 5870 vapor x cannot be claimed.......just used it for 2 weeks oni....hermm....should i buy another sapphire ?

the GTX460's performance per value and also per watt pawns the GTX465 hands down and yet RM100+ cheaper
Your choice

Lucky I purchase 5870 rather than 5830 or 5850, or else now I should be regretting not to wait for few months more...

Catalyst 10.6 driver is around the corner. Rumours said that the driver will be released by Wednesday. Main point is the VLC on GPU support. Thinking of changing my player from media player classic to VLC player.

One more thing need to ask. Can 5870 graphic card crossfire with eyefinity version of 5870? Both chipsets are same right?

This post has been edited by Jet23sky: Jul 16 2010, 04:52 PM

If not mistaken, that's not CCC 10.6 WHQL(last month). This month is CCC 10.7 WHQL.
It's going to be out on 21th July 2010 if not wrong.

Haha... My mistake.... Maybe sick too long already. Then how bout the graphic card crossfire compatibility? Anyone know?

really fast eh u guys reply

well, if compared 5850 oc'ed and 5870, also differ around that rm200 price rite? y dont compare oc'ed with oc'ed??

This post has been edited by speedhunter: Jul 16 2010, 06:34 PM

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haha actually ati driver version so easy 2 remember...their numeric 1-12 is the number of months while version 10 is the year of the driver...assuming if i m right,,,the 1st catalyst developed 2001 m i right

let me get this right

GTX460 use GF104 chip while GTX465 use GF100 chip...yet the card with new chip is cheaper...KEWL rite

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Jul 16 2010, 07:51 PM

so should those who are going to get GTX400 series wait for the HD6k to launch first?

the 5k series architecture, OC improvement does not reflect to the OC.......
i mean u can OC the crap out of it, but performance increase from OC is bit less den wat u'll hope for.

point taken anyhow, current 5850 user can keep their card, buy ACTTP, and oc to 5870

enuff of the gtx460 talk

back to my hd5770,

seems that no matter what i do,the temp still will reach 88c when i play Dirt 2

other games din try yet...

definitely got problem with it liao,how now?

someone said can RMA it,is it real?

if can how?

v3nz,

remove cooler and reapply thermal paste..perhaps

b'worth ppl? which part..if u fedup with ur 5770 u can pass to me

As far as I know this is AMD thread... sudenlly soo many nvidia fan inside telling about how great is GTX460 anyways

AMD Reaffirms Plans to Introduce Second-Generation DirectX 11 Family of Chips in 2010.
Sixteen Million of DirectX 11 Graphics Chips Shipped - AMD
[07/15/2010 10:50 PM]
by Anton Shilov
Advanced Micro Devices said that its ATI graphics business unit has shipped over sixteen million of DirectX 11-compatible graphics processing units and reiterated plans to introduce second-generation DirectX 11 graphics chips later in 2010. Besides, despite rumours, AMD expects supply constraints to ease in the second half of the year.

"Demand for our GPU offerings in the quarter was very strong, and shipments were temped only by supply constraints. This was the second straight quarter of record GPU shipments, led by an 18% sequential increase in notebook discrete units. More than half of our GPU shipments in the quarter were DirectX 11-capable and [so far] we have shipped nearly 16 million DX11 GPUs to date," said Dirk Meyer, chief executive officer of Advanced Micro Devices, during the quarterly conference call with financial analysts.

AMD announced revenue for the second quarter of 2010 of $1.65 billion, a net loss of $43 million, or $0.06 per share, and operating income of $125 million. The company reported non-GAAP net income of $83 million, or $0.11 per share, and non-GAAP operating income of $138 million.

ATI's revenue increased 8% sequentially and 87% year-over-year to approximately $470 million, which is higher than GPU revenues received by ATI when it was independent back in 2006. The sequential increase was driven by record GPU unit shipments, partially offset by a decrease in average selling price. The year-over-year increase was driven by an increase in GPU shipments and ASP. Operating income was $33 million, compared with $47 million in Q1 2010 and a loss of $17 million in Q2 2009.

AMD also reaffirmed plans to introduce the next-generation ATI Radeon HD 6000-series graphics processors in 2010. However, this time AMD did not say that it planned to refresh the whole lineup, but only promised to debut some of the novelties.

"In the second half of the year, we expect GPU demand to remain healthy and supply constraints to ease. We remain on track to bolster our GPU leadership with the introduction of our second-generation DirectX 11 graphics products later this year. [...] We will start introducing the second-generation of our DX 11 products before the end of the year," said Mr. Meyer.
so nvidia wil be one step behind again?

This post has been edited by zonan4: Jul 17 2010, 10:56 AM