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Just remember....When talking about particle effects (CS, for example), a traditional would suck up a lot of bandwidth in order to perform such operations...The Kyro2 has it all stored in local memory before it gets written out to the framebuffer; therefore, it does indeed reduce bandwidth...

Exactly...Who gives a crap if the max FPS jump up to 200 FPS, if the min FPS reach 20? All you want, as a gamer, is smooth performance. Hypothetically, if there was a card that could always deliver 60 FPS (always...never more, never less), you wouldn't care about not hitting 120 FPS! Lets also...

There are numerous benchmarks on the Kyro2, and the Windows2000 scores are practically identical to the Win9x/ME scores...When I say practically, I MEAN practically. They're almost dead on. Maybe ATI can finally get their act together.

As far as retail pricing is concerned, the Pro is not $200. I have personally seen it in my neck-of-the-woods for $299, and it was on sale. If you're going to compare it to absolute lowest PriceWatch-esque prices, then you cannot compare it to the $149 retail price of the Kyro2. Regardless, the...

"so what's your point" Yeah, that's an extremely well thought out, articulate opinion...Of course, what was I thinking?! I almost thought this was a forum for "Discussion about Video Products"...Damn. As Tim Sweeney so kindly proclaimed..."TNT2 class...

Damn these Kyro2's! (thats what nVidia's sayint) hehe. http://www.planettribes.com "Being the resident tech guy here @ PlanetTribes, I pride myself with having the latest hardware in my hands. I recently received a review sample of the new Kyro II video card. What was the first thing I...

Yeah, the Vivid! card will have that feature....and I think the Hercules 4000 might have it as well....I'm sure on the Vivid! one though.

http://www.digit-life.com/news.html << Our sources close to Creative informed us that the company is going to be back to graphics market with its KYRO/KYRO II based solutions soon. According to them these solutions are much better than NVIDIA's in terms of the production cost. So, Creative...

I'm just going to reiterate what I've been saying in other forums. Let me start off by saying that anybody defending the GF3 is really trying hard to do so. Allow me to expand. The major premise to buying a GF3 this Spring are DX8 features. Now, we all know just how badly software development...