no AGP for 7800GTX?

[raildogg]

however, ATI will release their next graphics in AGP and PCI-E.

so i guess those waiting for one of the 7800s to come out on AGP will have to wait further.

link

 

[n7]

They lie.

As soon as ATi actually releases their AGP cards (i just hope it's sometime before Xmas 🙁), nVidia will magically be able to produce AGP varients.
I could be wrong, but i'm guessing i won't be.

 

[mOeeOm]

Originally posted by: n7
They lie.

As soon as ATi actually releases their AGP cards (i just hope it's sometime before Xmas 🙁), nVidia will magically be able to produce AGP varients.
I could be wrong, but i'm guessing i won't be.

 

[Deinonych]

The Inquirer isn't exactly what most would call a reliable news source. It's more like a glorified rumor site.

 

[imported_g33k]

Originally posted by: n7
They lie.

As soon as ATi actually releases their AGP cards (i just hope it's sometime before Xmas 🙁), nVidia will magically be able to produce AGP varients.
I could be wrong, but i'm guessing i won't be.

 

[superfly27]

Originally posted by: Deinonych
The Inquirer isn't exactly what most would call a reliable news source. It's more like a glorified rumor site.

I like that rumor site because they "predicted" the release of the 7800 before it happened. But, they even laugh at themselves. I mean, they posted links to older articles saying how many pipes etc the video card would have then announced they were wrong.

So, yeah, it's speculation, gossip, whatever. I agree someone shouldn't post the word "confirmed" when linking to theinquirer.net

It's not confirmed. It's gossip. As a matter of fact, Nvidia could be using places like theinquirer to test out how certain ideas are received by the public. They can always claim later "it was just a rumor on theinquirer" and change their plans.

 

[Deinonych]

Originally posted by: superfly27
I like that rumor site because they "predicted" the release of the 7800 before it happened. But, they even laugh at themselves. I mean, they posted links to older articles saying how many pipes etc the video card would have then announced they were wrong.

So, yeah, it's speculation, gossip, whatever. I agree someone shouldn't post the word "confirmed" when linking to theinquirer.net

It's not confirmed. It's gossip. As a matter of fact, Nvidia could be using places like theinquirer to test out how certain ideas are received by the public. They can always claim later "it was just a rumor on theinquirer" and change their plans.

Yep, you hit the nail on the head there. Don't get me wrong. I love reading the Inquirer. I just take it for what it is. 🙂