Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Oh Jesus Christ! Get over it already!![]()
I never had a single problem with my G200.
That's HIS reason for ditching Matrox...
... what's YOURS?
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Oh Jesus Christ! Get over it already!![]()
I never had a single problem with my G200.
Originally posted by: grant2
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Oh Jesus Christ! Get over it already!![]()
I never had a single problem with my G200.
That's HIS reason for ditching Matrox...
... what's YOURS?
Originally posted by: MrGrim
Yes but ... Surround Gaming man!!!!![]()
Originally posted by: Hardware
phallus target:
consumer wants good speed for a good price (phallus low speed high price)
pro wants good 2d good open gl (phallus hardware banding and poor open gl)
anybody cann tell me where is the market for the phallus?
Originally posted by: Nemesis77
Originally posted by: Hardware
phallus target:
consumer wants good speed for a good price (phallus low speed high price)
pro wants good 2d good open gl (phallus hardware banding and poor open gl)
anybody cann tell me where is the market for the phallus?
It's "Parhelia", not "Phallus". Not all "pro's" need OpenGL. There are plenty of things to do on a computer that could use multihead, yet don't need OpenGL. And besides, Parhelias OpenGL-drivers are good. In fact, recent driver-release significantly boosted Parhelias performance in hi-end OpenGL apps. And the banding you are talking about is only apparent in few apps.
Sounds like someone doesn't know what he's talking about. I think you should stop before you make a bigger fool of yourself (dunno if that's possible anymore...)
where there is a will there is a wayOriginally posted by: Nemesis77Sounds like someone doesn't know what he's talking about. I think you should stop before you make a bigger fool of yourself (dunno if that's possible anymore...)
Originally posted by: Nemesis77
It's "Parhelia", not "Phallus". Not all "pro's" need OpenGL. There are plenty of things to do on a computer that could use multihead, yet don't need OpenGL. And besides, Parhelias OpenGL-drivers are good. In fact, recent driver-release significantly boosted Parhelias performance in hi-end OpenGL apps. And the banding you are talking about is only apparent in few apps. Sounds like someone doesn't know what he's talking about. I think you should stop before you make a bigger fool of yourself (dunno if that's possible anymore...)Originally posted by: Hardware phallus target: consumer wants good speed for a good price (phallus low speed high price) pro wants good 2d good open gl (phallus hardware banding and poor open gl) anybody cann tell me where is the market for the phallus?
[Originally posted by: Hardware
Well for 99.9% of all users dualhead is good enough so that triplehead (with the 3rd head has a crap ramdac) ist just useless
matrox is known to have crap drivers out of the box
and maybe after one year you will get solid drivers
but the competition aka Nvidia gives you awesome drivers right out of the box
The banding is on a hardwarelevel (chip bug) and virtually destroys the matrox name for 2d
So all the quad cards Matrox matrox makes are just useless and no one buys them?Originally posted by: Hardware
Well for 99.9% of all users dualhead is good enough so that triplehead (with the 3rd head has a crap ramdac) ist just useless
matrox is known to have crap drivers out of the box and maybe after one year you will get solid drivers but the competition aka Nvidia gives you awesome drivers right out of the box
The banding is on a hardwarelevel (chip bug) and virtually destroys the matrox name for 2d
"<FONT face=Verdana>Well, I never ever got any seizures, but I do get a headache and my eyes are hurting when I watch my Parhelia doing the "banding ride" ..."
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Originally posted by: Czar
So all the quad cards Matrox matrox makes are just useless and no one buys them? Matrox having crappy drivers, thats strange my old Matrox Millenium had one of the best drivers I'v ever used right out of the box and same goes for my G400. Now I have a Radeon 9700 and its by far hell of alot worse than Matrox has ever done (though it doesnt take much since this is ATI). But I have to agree with you, now nVidia has the best drivers. and oh yeah, html doesnt work on the forum if you hadnt noticedOriginally posted by: Hardware Well for 99.9% of all users dualhead is good enough so that triplehead (with the 3rd head has a crap ramdac) ist just useless matrox is known to have crap drivers out of the box and maybe after one year you will get solid drivers but the competition aka Nvidia gives you awesome drivers right out of the box The banding is on a hardwarelevel (chip bug) and virtually destroys the matrox name for 2d "<FONT face=Verdana>Well, I never ever got any seizures, but I do get a headache and my eyes are hurting when I watch my Parhelia doing the "banding ride" ..." </FONT>
Originally posted by: Nemesis77
[ You yourself just said that dualhead is not good enough for all consumers. There are plenty of people using triplehead. Just becayse YOU are not one of those people, doesn't mean that the feature is useless.Originally posted by: Hardware Well for 99.9% of all users dualhead is good enough so that triplehead (with the 3rd head has a crap ramdac) ist just useless
is 0.1% of the users "plenty"?
Were Parhelias drivers "crap"? To my knowledge, they were not. And when was the last time MAtrox released new products? Parhelia is their first brand-new product after a long time, things can change as time passes you know.matrox is known to have crap drivers out of the boxParhelias drivers are already good and it has been only few months. And to my knowledge, thei were pretty good out of the box as well.and maybe after one year you will get solid driversThere are plenty of problems with NVIDIA's drivers. But for some reason people just don't pay any attention to them. But as a whole, NVIDIA's drivers propably are among the best there is.but the competition aka Nvidia gives you awesome drivers right out of the box
Dunno in these times if you have to wait one year for drivers your cards is already crap then.
And like I said, the banding is only visible in FEW apps! How can it destroy Matroxes name for 2D, when in vast majority of apps the image-quality is sharp and crisp? On the other hand, the GF4's hardware-problem (inability to use the second TMU when doing aniso (or was it trilinear in general?) affects EVERY SINGLE 3D-app! Does that "destroy NVIDIA's name for 3D"? If it doesn't by your standards, then you have double-standards.The banding is on a hardwarelevel (chip bug) and virtually destroys the matrox name for 2d
On the other hand, the GF4's hardware-problem (inability to use the second TMU when doing aniso (or was it trilinear in general?) affects EVERY SINGLE 3D-app!
Originally posted by: DaFinn
Whats this GF4 problem???
On the other hand, the GF4's hardware-problem (inability to use the second TMU when doing aniso (or was it trilinear in general?) affects EVERY SINGLE 3D-app!
First time I hear of such prob??? Pls update me as I am about to buy GF4!
Thanks!
-DaFinn
Originally posted by: Hardware
is 0.1% of the users "plenty"?
Dunno in these times if you have to wait one year for drivers your cards is already crap then.
this banding is everytime as I was reading when you use windowed 3d but you need a bright bg?
the ansi "bug" I dontz know about that but thats only a speed thing and no real bug
try to work on a banding desktop and you know what is a real bug!!!
Originally posted by: Hardware
Hardware, out of curiosity, have you ever noticed that your HTML tags don't work under FuseTalk?
I dont use HTML Tags (I am not stupid) its just cut & paste and the froum software is buggy!
Originally posted by: Hardware
Sunner you suck.