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I woke up today at 3:30pm, because I went to bed really late last night. But I have to go to school tomorrow, and there's no way I'm going to be able to fall asleep in 6-7 hours! So I'm thinking I'll just have to stay up and pull an all nighter, even though I'll have been awake for 16 hours half way through math. That's usually when I start going to sleep anyway, so I guess it'll all work out.
 
You mean this?

NVIDIA's GT200 GPU will be a very hot chip. Rumours are spreading that this single-chip 65nm GPU will have a thermal design power of up to 250W!

At 65nm things will heat up, especially if you put more than a billion transistors together. Such a card will have a thermal design power of 250W, which is even more than the R600, which is the hottest chip of our time and has a TDP of 230W to 240W.

The thermal design power (TDP) number is usually the worst possible scenario and we know that the R600 had a dual slot cooler and Nvidia don't have any choice but to do the same. Water would be the best for such a card, but we are sure that the reference GT200 comes with air-cooling.

1024Bit design, 2GB DDR4 memory, 1200MHz core, 2800MHz shaders, 3400MHz memory.
 
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