October 25, 200916 yr Crew Ticket ID: 638 Priority: Low I think now that hwbot has a fulltime worker, projects like this can be accomplished. \r\n\r\nReasons:\r\nB1 revision is much more overclock friendly then A2, almost 100mhz more core clock all the time due to the better building process.
October 25, 200916 yr Crew hmm, it looks like all cards have slightly different clocks, seems to depend on the manufactor.
October 26, 200916 yr Author Crew You mean different factory clocks? Thats not why I tried to tell. A2 and B1 revision is chip wise the same but B1 is built in 80nm which makes them overclocking wise not comparable.
October 27, 200916 yr Author Crew we don't have different stepping for CPUs either though Yes because it doesnt play a role, most of the time atleast. Common you even made a section for 140 tdp AMD Phenom II X4 965 and one for the 125 watt one! And here you cant even prove someone actually owns that piece of hardware. (thats why there are many duplicate entries in the sections) Back to the 7600GT, the building process makes them (even physical) different hardware.
October 27, 200916 yr Different process is a good reason for a split IMO. It's like comparing Conroe to Wolfdale if they have the same cache, and we don't do that... But it'll take forever to check all the 7600gt scores:p (however, the difference in OC capability isn't very big, seems even 90nm can hit insane core speed under cold. On the other hand... the same is the case with 9800gtx and 9800gtx+, and they still got split. Consistency FTW!)
October 28, 200916 yr NVIDIA 9800GTX+ got a category because it's an actual product: http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_9800_gtx_plus_us.html ...so if the 80nm 7600gt had been called 7600gt+ it would've been separated from the rest? I thought this was about difference in performance/overclockability and not whatever name nvidia put on the sticker on the card.
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