28nm GPUs Could Be 45 Percent Faster

[SieB]

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is the world's largest semiconductor foundry, and as such is constantly under pressure from its customers and competitors. The company recently announced that its newest 28nm process has entered mass production. Smaller process geometries typically mean that a faster, smaller, and cheaper processor will be available.

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[yassarikhan786]

I hope that this translates well in terms of fps gains

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[marsey99]

should be interesting to see how well the 7000 series cards do as it is a real shift in tech for ati cards.

 

[SmoulderingCircuits]

I wouldn't get hyped over a new architecture after the bulldozer incident

 

[unknownuser200]

useally 45% is the gain u typically see total from a new series jump.. expect thats all u really see..

 

[fcb]

If this happens then video cards should run cooler too?

 

[Lollipop]

If this happens then video cards should run cooler too?

Ofcourse

 

[ruthless_villain]

hopefully AMD havent changed anything on the Ati side, cant really blame them for the 6xxx series card when they didnt know nvidia were releasing the 5xxx cards

 

[MIDNIGHT EYE]

yes they say it will be with us in Q1 or maybe Q2 of 2012 and we all no how much of a fail the 400s was best wait for the maxwells in 2014 and i am hopeing the 600s is faster and much better then the 500 or the 400 but geforce has let us down a few time buy saying they will be grate but look at the 400 sry for garmmer

 

[JezEngland]

Maby running cooler the dev'll think, OK so I make put more robust components in and crank up the volts and frquency till it's hittin' 90+ C again