10 nVidia cards before NV30

[Czar]

http://www.warp2search.net/article.php?sid=5949&mode=thread&order=0

2 cards based on NV28 - A recent story here suggests that Ti4400 is being phased out, so perhaps that's why we will only see 2 cards based on NV28 as opposed to 3 when NV25 cards were announced. This means a Ti4200 and Ti4600 with AGP 8x support will be introduced while Ti4400 with AGP 8x support will not. We don't know however what the real names of the new cards will be.

2 cards based on professional version of NV28, i.e. NV28GL. Here we will see a high end Quadro4 card - something after Quadro4 900, with AGP 8x support of course and either a card on middle or low end of the Quadro4 XGL range ... (NV25GL had 3 different Quadro4 cards here, NV28 will only have 2).

3 cards based on NV18 chipset - This could well mean a GeForce4 MX 420/440/460 with AGP 8x support will be introduced here but it?s yet unknown if that's going to be the case and what names the cards will have officially.

3 cards based on professional version of NV18, i.e. NV18GL. Here we can expect a high end and low/mid end Quadro4 cards with AGP 8x support based on NV18 chipset. It?s unclear if any of these will be Quadro4 NVS cards or if all will be Quadro4 XGL cards.

 

[andreasl]

So what are the specs for the NV28? Higher clockspeed NV25? How much higher?

 

[WyteWatt]

Cool! I just hope nvidia releases new drivers soon to increase performence and speed some on the GF4 ti series video card soon!

 

[Mavrick007]

I'm not upgrading again dammit hehe (at least not til I see a drastic improvement). Sounds like nVidia is milking their tech cause they're having problems getting the .13 micron process working.

Why the heck would they want to introduce a mx quadro? That sounds really foolish. It would be like suping up my old moped and then using that to cruise around saturday night instead of my harley. Oh well, I guess someone has money to burn