Not to replicate the post in the General Hardware, but according to benchmarks on http://www.tecchannel.de/hardware/1109/0.html, GeForce FX is not all that. I was afraid my Radeon 9700 Pro would suck
Originally posted by: Shockwave
Damnit, one of these days I'm going to have to learn German methinks.
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Oh, and I forgot to mention that the FX costs 650 Euros and the Radeon 9700 PRO costs 400 Euros.
GF-FX preorders at $399.99Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Oh, and I forgot to mention that the FX costs 650 Euros and the Radeon 9700 PRO costs 400 Euros.
Way overpriced!
Originally posted by: Vic
GF-FX preorders at $399.99Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Oh, and I forgot to mention that the FX costs 650 Euros and the Radeon 9700 PRO costs 400 Euros.
Way overpriced!
Essentially the same price as the 9700Pro.
edit: excuse me, the exact same price
Originally posted by: Vic
GF-FX preorders at $399.99Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Oh, and I forgot to mention that the FX costs 650 Euros and the Radeon 9700 PRO costs 400 Euros.
Way overpriced!
Essentially the same price as the 9700Pro.
edit: excuse me, the exact same price
Originally posted by: Vic
Benchmarks work in any language.
While not mind-blowing, the GF-FX is faster, therefore it will sell. Actually, this is almost good news, because it means that (with mostly similar performing products), ATi and Nvidia are going to end up in a price war.
Anyway, I know people who will drop hundreds just for one more 3dMark, and that means the FX will sell.
Originally posted by: Gonad the Barbarian
Originally posted by: Vic
Benchmarks work in any language.
While not mind-blowing, the GF-FX is faster, therefore it will sell. Actually, this is almost good news, because it means that (with mostly similar performing products), ATi and Nvidia are going to end up in a price war.
Anyway, I know people who will drop hundreds just for one more 3dMark, and that means the FX will sell.
Actually, it will sell, but only because of name recognition on the part of the ignorant masses. ATI will be releasing the R350 at the same time, 10% faster than the FX at $150 less. Nvidia is in some serious sh1t. I'm afraid they're going the way of 3DFX, which is fittingly ironic, but I'd hate to see it happen because one major player in the grahics card industry is bad for innovation and progress.
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Gonad the Barbarian
Originally posted by: Vic
Benchmarks work in any language.
While not mind-blowing, the GF-FX is faster, therefore it will sell. Actually, this is almost good news, because it means that (with mostly similar performing products), ATi and Nvidia are going to end up in a price war.
Anyway, I know people who will drop hundreds just for one more 3dMark, and that means the FX will sell.
Actually, it will sell, but only because of name recognition on the part of the ignorant masses. ATI will be releasing the R350 at the same time, 10% faster than the FX at $150 less. Nvidia is in some serious sh1t. I'm afraid they're going the way of 3DFX, which is fittingly ironic, but I'd hate to see it happen because one major player in the grahics card industry is bad for innovation and progress.
R350 will not be $150 less. I'd say it'll be slightly faster at about the same price as what ever the FX costs at the time.
More on R350 - Joe "Steejee" West - Hardware: ATI - (108)
[Spicy Story] Sounds like ATI has an Ace up their sleave: a top dog at ATI has told us that the R350 will debut in march, and as told before will be 10% faster than the FX, but the kicker will be that it's also $150 cheaper. The massive price difference is due to the fact the R350 will be a 10 layer PCB, while Nvidia's fastest will require 12 layers. Graphics wars are gonna be interesting in the coming months to say the least...
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Originally posted by: Gonad the Barbarian
Originally posted by: Vic
Benchmarks work in any language.
While not mind-blowing, the GF-FX is faster, therefore it will sell. Actually, this is almost good news, because it means that (with mostly similar performing products), ATi and Nvidia are going to end up in a price war.
Anyway, I know people who will drop hundreds just for one more 3dMark, and that means the FX will sell.
Actually, it will sell, but only because of name recognition on the part of the ignorant masses. ATI will be releasing the R350 at the same time, 10% faster than the FX at $150 less. Nvidia is in some serious sh1t. I'm afraid they're going the way of 3DFX, which is fittingly ironic, but I'd hate to see it happen because one major player in the grahics card industry is bad for innovation and progress.
R350 will not be $150 less. I'd say it'll be slightly faster at about the same price as what ever the FX costs at the time.
Yes, but I was comparing apples to apples, i.e. one BB price against another BB price. As we all know that BB is generally overpriced, I felt the point was easy to understand. I seriously doubt the FX will be found on pricewatch for $399 after it is released. The comparable performance with 9700Pro will cause a price war with between both manufacturers and the winner will be the consumers.Originally posted by: VBboy
Originally posted by: Vic
GF-FX preorders at $399.99Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Oh, and I forgot to mention that the FX costs 650 Euros and the Radeon 9700 PRO costs 400 Euros.
Way overpriced!
Essentially the same price as the 9700Pro.
edit: excuse me, the exact same price
I bought 9700 Pro 3 month ago for $320 from MWave.com, so $399 is way outdated.
what you just said is that the V5 is barely faster than a TNT2.Originally posted by: Vic
3DFX's mistake was not just in falling behind in the performance race, but falling WAY behind. By the time the V5 came out, it was almost 2 generations behind what Nvidia had to offer at the time and a generation behind ATi. If simply meeting and/or slightly beating the competitor a couple months late was enough to kill a graphics company, ATi would have gone out of business a long time ago.