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http://www.evga.com/articles/00467/
looks like a killer nic with a pci-express x1 and several improvements.
looks like a killer nic with a pci-express x1 and several improvements.
No.Originally posted by: Rifterut
is this thing really any faster than any other NIC?
Originally posted by: Rifterut
is this thing really any faster than any other NIC?
Originally posted by: Rifterut
then why is it being made? if its super expensive and does nothing how do they sell enough of them to stay in business?
Originally posted by: Rifterut
where did that flux capacitor go......
short answer, no. effective QoS on your router will help more than anything.Originally posted by: footballrunner800
can you guys comment on the voip feature. Would it really help if it was implemented for example in skype with a 1mb down/128kb up connection?
Originally posted by: jlazzaro
short answer, no. effective QoS on your router will help more than anything.Originally posted by: footballrunner800
can you guys comment on the voip feature. Would it really help if it was implemented for example in skype with a 1mb down/128kb up connection?
Originally posted by: geno
As much as I believe this card is junk for the money, Anandtech reviewed it and basically said while the numbers prove nothing positive, the "feel" of any given multiplayer game is affected in that it performs and reacts more smoothly while playing online. Who knows, but reading anything positive about it, especially an AT review, was the last thing I expected.
Originally posted by: geno
As much as I believe this card is junk for the money, Anandtech reviewed it and basically said while the numbers prove nothing positive, the "feel" of any given multiplayer game is affected in that it performs and reacts more smoothly while playing online. Who knows, but reading anything positive about it, especially an AT review, was the last thing I expected.
and? were talking SOHO here...i highly doubt the OP has MPLS/private circuits that can facilitate end-to-end signaling.Originally posted by: SwiftWind
Originally posted by: jlazzaro
short answer, no. effective QoS on your router will help more than anything.Originally posted by: footballrunner800
can you guys comment on the voip feature. Would it really help if it was implemented for example in skype with a 1mb down/128kb up connection?
Actually, if you want it to be real QoS, it should be end to end. It won't matter how you tag it at the router. Once it leaves your router, its at the mercy of the internet.
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: Rifterut
then why is it being made? if its super expensive and does nothing how do they sell enough of them to stay in business?
People, especially gamers, will buy anything you sell them as long as they believe it makes them play better.
Nothing but pure marketing like most everything else.
Same reasons people buy Bose, even after the rep shows them a better system for less $$$, I surmise.Originally posted by: Rifterut
then why is it being made? if its super expensive and does nothing how do they sell enough of them to stay in business?
