Possible GeForce GTX 360 and 380 Benchmarks
 

Do not ask us how or where these benchmarks source/originate from as we do not know. For all we care they are fake. However, a user in our forums posted screenshots of benchmarks from what seems to be a NVIDIA Slide Deck presentation. I can confirm that the layout and style is exactly what NVIDIA uses for it's presentations.

The slides reveal internal NVIDIA benchmarks of Far Cry 2, Resident Evil 5 and STALKER Clear Sky. Now this remains speculation, but if the numbers are right, then the future is looking bright and sunny for NVIDIA -- well if they get their pricing and TDP right that is.


http://www.guru3d.com/news/geforce-g...80-benchmarks/

Kermit!

LOL

Yeah prolly PR stuff that they leaked to a person to do a post some place.

I thought chip yields were extremely low last time I read anything, and a new stepping just went into the oven.

Who knows what this card will be like when/if it actually comes out. A Dual GPU version might be sweet tho LOL :)

I am interested in what the monitor says next to the guy in the discussion link on that page.

It was not easy and took some major photoshop skills to be able to see what was on the screen, but here you go :shock:

Says "SLI" :cool1:

In all seriousness it is just NVCP showing SLI.

As for those benchmarks.

Ignore the ATI settings, you know they took the lowest ones they could find ;)

Compare it to the 295 though, and it looks to be running pretty good. :30-50% better than a 295. In those three games.

OF course if you go by this video..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TR_JpKI8iDU

You will see that puts the 380 approximately 25% slower than the 5970 :)


EDIT: One thing very interesting... The CPU % was much much lower on the ATI system.. IS that a testing flaw, or does the ATI actually reduce the CPU load somehow??

Thats scary :blink:

http://www.pc.sk/obr/GTX300_SLI_Petersen%281%29.jpg

2 gpus with only 1 with a dvi ? :Dizzy:

They both have a dvi port. That is part of the case you are seeing with a cut out on the top slot to allow for a dvi cable to connect to the top gpu.