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NV35 Benchmarks

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I was not referring to the pic....but the text
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However, the writer didn't sound too sure when he wrote the retail would be unlike the sample and only take up one slot. I guess we'll know when we see Anand's article up in a few days 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Originally posted by: erikiksaz
Originally posted by: cmdrdredd
Originally posted by: MistaTastyCakes
Who cares if it takes two slots? Nobody uses the first PCI slot anyways. Or they shouldn't be at least.

As for the benchmarks, it seems when the NV35 is using the drivers made for it, it gives quite the nice edge 🙂

well, what if I have 6 PCI and use a Gigabit Ethernet card, a SCSi card, a dialup modem, a Firewire card, a Capture card and a extra USB hookup?

Then oh well? If you want the graphics badly enough, you'd find a place to put the extra USB ports.

New mobos had Ethernet integrated, its almost a standard feature now. Also Most new cases have hookups for front USB headers. You can make room.

My case is an old standby modded to my liking so no getting rid...also I use gigabit ethernet NOT 100Base-T which most if not all Comsumer boards use.

 
Originally posted by: Megatomic
Originally posted by: TROGDORdBURNINATOR

So, some people use Shuttle PCs and micro-ATX.
Then those people won't be able to use this card. No biggie, I doubt they represent the majority of users out there.

Exactly. People with laptops won't be able to use it either. You made that choice when you built the SFF.
 
Originally posted by: cmdrdredd
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Originally posted by: erikiksaz
Originally posted by: cmdrdredd
Originally posted by: MistaTastyCakes
Who cares if it takes two slots? Nobody uses the first PCI slot anyways. Or they shouldn't be at least.

As for the benchmarks, it seems when the NV35 is using the drivers made for it, it gives quite the nice edge 🙂

well, what if I have 6 PCI and use a Gigabit Ethernet card, a SCSi card, a dialup modem, a Firewire card, a Capture card and a extra USB hookup?

Then oh well? If you want the graphics badly enough, you'd find a place to put the extra USB ports.

New mobos had Ethernet integrated, its almost a standard feature now. Also Most new cases have hookups for front USB headers. You can make room.

My case is an old standby modded to my liking so no getting rid...also I use gigabit ethernet NOT 100Base-T which most if not all Comsumer boards use.

Im running integrated Gigabit lan now 🙂 MSI 655 MAX-FISR
 
Agabooga, nVidia's not offering any real competition to the 9700/9700Pro @ ~$200-250, though GFFX5800 prices should drop quite a bit after the NV35 starts shipping I wouldn't expect it to drop that much. But, wait a month or so, and ATi might be announcing a new card to better combat NV35 ... expect 9700Pro prices to drop quite a bit as well. It should be easy to find an e-tailer selling the card at sub-$250

To whomever it was that was asking about AA speed on the NV35 vs NV30, yes it's going to be MUCH faster, due to having nearly double the memory bandwidth. Amazing what a 256-bit bus can do 😀

 
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