What current generation video cards are HDCP compliant (in terms of the input)? My 7800GT only seems to have DVI inputs, any way to tell if its HDCP compliany?
I use the term damaged loosely. The item could be superficially "damaged" (ie. nick or scratch) all the way up to unfunctional. But from what I've found, most of the refurbished products will not be of the same quality and aestheic appearance as a near perfect new product. The problem as a...
Nice article! It seems that the new chips will have much higher memory bandwidth:
1.4 ns DDR3 (1400 MHz)!
The GPU does not seem particularly impressive at 600 MHz and 12 pipelines, but I have the suspicion that memory bandwidth will start to become more important for higher end games.
It ain't so... ;)
(It probably is though).
In any case, these early 7800GTs probably have defective pipes anyways. nVidia will probably be using the ones that weren't so good first, then move towards good ones that are just locked later once yields improve.
Mine got shipped on Friday from TX and got here today along with my filler. Good luck to the rest of you guys. I'll test mine out when I get some time, hopefully the damage to the box is superficial.
Got mine, the box is REALLY bad (entire side crunched in like someone sat on it). I'm almost afraid to open it. Would Dell send me a new one before I test it? Or should I test it out first.
The memory bandwidth of DDR1 severly limits a lot of newer games. Even if you can unlock, you'll probably find that every MHz you can squeeze out of your memory would offer a huge improvement. I'd go with the 6800GT if you can afford it. :thumbsup:
Yah... I don't know about that. But some people consider playable anything over 20 fps. I'd like to stay in the 40-60 fps range if at all possible, and higher if it lends itself to that.
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