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    Power Consumption in NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580

    We did not expect, or rather it was expected bit late. Succeeding the GeForce GTX 480, GeForce GTX 580 has a dual mission: to offer superior performance to its predecessor, while offering thermal, acoustic and electric reviewed downwards. Clearly, and NVIDIA does not hide it, the GeForce GTX 480 was much too noisy and too heated, even for a high end card. But it is not there to square the circle? The firm to the chameleon can it manage to reconcile these two elements, a priori antagonistic, even though the manufacturing process remains the same? But I am not having much idea about power consumption. Since you members helped me properly last time, I have decided to drop my doubts on this forums only. I am hoping that you will help me soon.

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    Re: Power Consumption in NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580

    Within the GeForce GTX 580 ... we find the Fermi architecture from NVIDIA, an architecture that reiterate, is the first to support DirectX 11 for the firm of Santa Clara. It remains somewhat of an architecture of DirectX 11 first generation. In a way, because in fact most of the work teams NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 for this has been to optimize the architecture and to correct what was wrong. Remember, on paper the Fermi architecture is supposed to include a number of units. But in reality ... it was not the case! NVIDIA's had to compromise and remove a number of units of the chip's more upscale due to the consumption and high heating thereof but also due to some bugs in it. With the GeForce GTX 580, NVIDIA offers a chip architecture that implements fully Fermi. We're in the presence of a chip with four or GPC Graphics Processing Cluster. Each cluster has its turn with 4 SM or set of stream processors. The stream processors are what marketing calls NVIDIA CUDA processors, in plain language of computing units working on highly specialized data that the chip should be treated.

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    Re: Power Consumption in NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580

    Because every time we test graphics cards, we tested the power consumption of all cards accepted. We proceed in two steps: at rest, on the Windows desktop, then load with 3DMark Vantage running at 2560x1600. The measurement is made at the outlet, using a power meter. It is therefore the overall power consumption of our test machine. You will get better idea after taking glance on the below graph :


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    Re: Power Consumption in NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580

    Even I was going to provide the graph, so that you can get an idea about power consumption about NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 along with other graphic card. (Good work done "Benito" )While consumption at rest resembles a nearly straight line on a graphics card to another, excluding multi-GPU consumer support can give chilling. Our SLI Gorge still almost 700 Watts! Besides there is less consumption for the GeForce GTX 580 SLI supports SLI against the GeForce GTX 480. Support the GeForce GTX 580 consumes about ten watts face additional GeForce GTX 480: then certainly we would have liked to see that number decline ... but against the performance gain obtained in all tests, this overconsumption is not illogical.

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    Re: Power Consumption in NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580

    Clearly, the GeForce GTX 580 is that the GeForce GTX 480 should be at its output. No doubt about it. With the GeForce GTX 580, and despite a new business name, NVIDIA offers a fully functional version eventually Fermi architecture. Is the Fermi done right. Not only the disabled units in the GeForce GTX 480 are now operational, but the company also benefits the chameleon to fix some bugs and see the manufacture of said chip by rethinking some transistors. All this increases the frequency and reduce somewhat the power consumption, equivalent to specification against the GeForce GTX 480. Six months after the GeForce GTX 480, NVIDIA proposes that we actually accomplished a version of its DirectX 11 graphics chip upscale. The fact is that in reading the specifications of the card on paper, it is not necessarily ultra-enthusiastic. However, in practice the improvements / corrections made by NVIDIA engineers translate into real performance gains, sometimes even quite impressive. Especially since the design of the card has been reviewed and that it is finally quiet! It was time. Consumption side, however ... there is no miracle, but rather a limitation ... damage. Optimizations are made by NVIDIA that consumption remains very nearly close to that already high level of GeForce GTX 480 while the yield performance / watt is it in fact much better.

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    Re: Power Consumption in NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580

    GeForce GTX 580 attractive? Yes it is certainly all of the graphics card's fastest time! Only now, the timing chosen for this launch is puzzling. NVIDIA has precipitated out of the card so that traders may have little stock at a time when we write these lines while the real date for NVIDIA is set to 22 November. At this time AMD is expected to launch its Radeon HD 6900, code-named Cayman. We will then know that NVIDIA or AMD took over the field of high-end graphics chips and if the GeForce GTX 580 is a good map or a very good card. NVIDIA knows this, and the reasons for this haste is looking towards the necessary communication with a need to occupy the land but also the media side analysts, since NVIDIA is holding a summit with its investors and likely needs press a product launch.

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