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NVIDIA Efficiency Test

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Thought you guys would enjoy this.

I did a test comparing the performance-per-watt of  various NVIDIA architectures.

 

 

NVIDIA Power Efficiency Test

 

 

 

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Yes 1.3, second best.   Are these just reference cards? are they overclocked? 

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Nice job, I really like that nvidia is taking power into account as oppose to amd.

 

I would rather have all the perks that come with lower power consumption than a few more fps and 290x power requirements. Especially for sff computers which are becoming more and more popular with steam machines. This is definitely the way to go.

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Nice job, I really like that nvidia is taking power into account as oppose to amd.

 

I would rather have all the perks that come with lower power consumption than a few more fps and 290x power requirements. Especially for sff computers which are becoming more and more popular with steam machines. This is definitely the way to go.

The thing about that is that if the power draw is low, then Nvidia can cram more gpu into the card and it's more powerful in the long run.

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Efficiency test.

well you know Mantle will improve efficiency :P

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The thing about that is that if the power draw is low, then Nvidia can cram more gpu into the card and it's more powerful in the long run.

Ya they'll have to balance it to make a card that appeals to everyone, which is why I believe the power is decresing 'linearly' to answer @ofr057 's question

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Fantastic. I'm looking forward to see how the high-end Maxwell cards do.

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