Captante
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- Oct 20, 2003
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Originally posted by: cmdrdredd
Originally posted by: apoppin
Originally posted by: Captante
Based on everything I've seen from reliable sources theres very little doubt ATI has lost this round ... the only thing to hope for is that driver updates will improve things quite a bit, or that the cards performance when overclocked is dramatically improved & sadly I think hoping for a strong comeback with R700 is more realistic.
Bottom line is that this is terrible news for all PC gaming enthusiests because with no real competition in the high end theres nothing to stop Nvidia from jacking prices through the roof & we'll be the ones that pay.
both negative reviews ?
or else you didn't read much of the conclusions ... or just stopped with the 'faults'
:roll:
HDXT competes with GTS very well ... it is a SUB $400 card ... not GTX - a $600 card
but the GTS is still cheaper and as you say "competes well..." so...yeah
Even if it was 25% faster then the GTS in every benchmark & had the same power-draw, its still 6 months behind the eight-ball so I'd call it a loss ... I was certainly hoping for somthing better then this anyway.
In fairness the AT test does make it look a bit better & maybe ATI does have a driver trick or two up their sleeve, I certainly hope so anyway.