I see that nVIDIA is finally using 3DFX technology on their GF4's....

[RanDum72]

Just got a Leadtek GF4 Ti4400 and this thing is HUGE! I mean, flashbacks of the Voodoo 5 comes into mind, it almost didn't fit in my case.
Can't they make a smaller PCB?:frown:

 

[Derango]

there's no 3dfx technology on that board. It just has one of the characteristics of a 3dfx card 🙂

 

[tornadobox]

hehe maybe they're using all the old 3dfx PCB backstock with the Nvidia GPU's!

 

[wfbberzerker]

just think... nvidias flagship gpu:

geforce4 6000, running 4 geforce4 chips on one pcb, running massively parallelled.

😀

 

[Derango]

<< just think... nvidias flagship gpu:

geforce4 6000, running 4 geforce4 chips on one pcb, running massively parallelled.

😀 >>



drool....I need to buy a bigger case 🙂

 

[RanDum72]

just think... nvidias flagship gpu:

You forgot to mention about the toroidal transformer for it😉

 

[SuperSix]

<< Just got a Leadtek GF4 Ti4400 and this thing is HUGE! I mean, flashbacks of the Voodoo 5 comes into mind, it almost didn't fit in my case.
Can't they make a smaller PCB?:frown: >>



Is that the monster with the dual-fan HS?

Nice.. 😀

 

[jcmkk]

Yes, the Leadtek is the one with two fans. I was a little suprised when I looked at the size of my GeForce 4 too. Although, it wasn't that much bigger than the Kyro II that I had lying around for comparison (all of my good graphics cards were installed in PCs).

 

[RanDum72]

Is that the monster with the dual-fan HS?

Yes sir it is😉! My reaction to it was like when I first picked up a Swiftech MC462 (when it first came out), I thought you could crack somebody's skull with it😀