AMD to nVidia : prove it, don’t just say it!

[Jaskanwar Singh]

^^ If its truly a fact then i guess nvidia is listening and so are the board manufacturers.

But i think that particular asus reference card has issues. Thats what i said to wait for different cards to surface and reviewed.

Pcb design has other aspects for length rather than vrms. Regulating the voltage is indeed very important whilst designing a pcb and there's a slim chance of nvidia ignoring it that much.

actually every reference card will have this issue.
GTX590 FAIL(S) (It blows up) - Graphics-Cards - Graphic-Displays

You know why HD 6990 is so long? Because of a better VRM design.

GTX 590's PCB needs to be revised. It is not a driver issue, honestly.

Edit: All right, I'm out of this thread now.

you are right in saying that. i too read that.

[gameranand]

You know why HD 6990 is so long? Because of a better VRM design.

GTX 590's PCB needs to be revised. It is not a driver issue, honestly.

Agreed.

[ico]

well, the video where GTX 590 had blown up, it was running at 772Mhz and 1.035V. One guy had his GTX 590 burnt at stock @ Hard Forum.

Have a look at these:

GTX 590 - Idle vs Load.


HD 6990 - Idle vs Load.


Source: www.hardware.fr

[Joker]

590 beats the 6990 out of the water even in a multimonitor setup.

no it doesnt.

here is the ONLY review with the latest drivers...11.4 for hd 6990 and 267.71 for gtx 590: Civilization V - ASUS GeForce GTX 590 Video Card Review | [H]ard|OCP

hd 6990 won.

We truly thought the GTX 590 was going to make the Radeon 6990 look bad, but the fact of the matter is that NVIDIA made the 6990 look that much better. The GTX 590 is not the "World's Fastest Single Card Solution" as stated on our page 1 slides; the Radeon HD 6990 is very much retaining that title. Hail to the King, baby!

[ico]

Let us continue on the other thread. One thread is enough. Enough fanboyism.

@vickybat
I think you meant V (volt) not mV.