Originally posted by: VirtualLarry
Btw, how long before modern video-cards can be used to heat the entire house? (Or at least my hot-water heater... hey, I should patent that before ATI or NV gets to it.) At least future cards will have some real utility (as a utility), while one is busy mortgaging the house to pay for said card.
Originally posted by: malak
Originally posted by: zakee00
ok lets just end this now: the whole point of making faster videocards is to enable game developers to use more advanced effects/more realisitc graphics. an x800 isnt going to cut it for the next few years...therefore they release a new card. welcome to the computer indrustry.
That's ridiculous. The x800 is enough. My 9700 Pro lasted 2 years running even new games today. An x800 should last another 2 years fine.
And let's talk about those more advanced effects. Shaders 3.0 for instance, how many games have been developed for that yet? AoE4? That's it? This card wouldn't add any new tech that developers could take advantage of, so who cares? Sure it's faster, but all that matters is in benchmarks, in any games being developed now it's still too much. With everyone switching to LCD's that have low refresh rates, those high FPS counts don't matter at all. Current gen cards can push the FPS higher than our monitors support.
Originally posted by: zakee00
Originally posted by: malak
Originally posted by: zakee00
ok lets just end this now: the whole point of making faster videocards is to enable game developers to use more advanced effects/more realisitc graphics. an x800 isnt going to cut it for the next few years...therefore they release a new card. welcome to the computer indrustry.
That's ridiculous. The x800 is enough. My 9700 Pro lasted 2 years running even new games today. An x800 should last another 2 years fine.
And let's talk about those more advanced effects. Shaders 3.0 for instance, how many games have been developed for that yet? AoE4? That's it? This card wouldn't add any new tech that developers could take advantage of, so who cares? Sure it's faster, but all that matters is in benchmarks, in any games being developed now it's still too much. With everyone switching to LCD's that have low refresh rates, those high FPS counts don't matter at all. Current gen cards can push the FPS higher than our monitors support.
my god you are just digging your hole deeper!! :roll:!
Originally posted by: zakee00
im tired of trying to explain stuff to n00bs, i think ill spend the rest of my life in OT. goodbye world...
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nvm, im back.
Originally posted by: n7
I'm sure that's true.
In fact, i'm sure it'll be released then.
Paper-released, that is.
Then, after waiting about a yr., we will be able to buy the cards in Q2 2006 for only $999.99...
Originally posted by: SynthDude2001
Originally posted by: zakee00
im tired of trying to explain stuff to n00bs, i think ill spend the rest of my life in OT. goodbye world...
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nvm, im back.
lol...I don't think you're necessarily qualified to call others n00bs when you've been here for less than two months.![]()
Originally posted by: zakee00
meh, i do anyway. just READ some of the crappiles people (coughcoughcough--->MALAK<---coughcoughcough) post here. plus, look at my posts per day...26.76. whats yours?
most have been on CPU/video not OT.
ANYWAY back ON subject, i seriously doubt this rumor. some random guy in a forum just made it up i'm betting.
sorry, SM3 has nothing to do with what i was refering to..try again. BTW, there are a host of games that will be supporting SM3 shortly.And let's talk about those more advanced effects. Shaders 3.0 for instance, how many games have been developed for that yet?
ue3, elder scrolls 4, everquest 2, all pwn the x850xt. what about other games in a year?Sure it's faster, but all that matters is in benchmarks, in any games being developed now it's still too much.
Well, I actually own an x850XT PE, and I get higher framerates than my refresh rate allows for pretty easily, and I do play it on the latest games.
no commentAnd since I haven't jumped on the LCD bandwagon yet, I have a higher refresh rate than many of them. So I guess I can actually comment on this stuff. How about you?
Originally posted by: Boze
If Nvidia's spring core is as good as this, then I buy two the day BFG manufactures an overclocked version, provided availability will be enough so that one can pick up the card for less than $600 each. I would love to have two 512 MB video cards in my rig so I could play newer games at 1680 x 1050 at 16xAA and 16xAF.
Originally posted by: JBT
You'll probably need a little bit of a vMod for thatOriginally posted by: Paratus
Hmm to match that speed i'll need to OC my 9600XT to 4200mhz core and 3600mhz on the mem. I'd better get started![]()
Originally posted by: humey
A 6800 has only 2.0ns ram most GTS and all Ultras have 1.6ns ram
Originally posted by: BouZouki
If this is true, it just prooves SLI is JUNK and isn't even future proof. I'm sure the next line of cards will be a better buy than a SLI setup.
Originally posted by: BouZouki
If this is true, it just prooves SLI is JUNK and isn't even future proof. I'm sure the next line of cards will be a better buy than a SLI setup.
Originally posted by: zakee00
Originally posted by: humey
A 6800 has only 2.0ns ram most GTS and all Ultras have 1.6ns ram
yeah, you most likely wont be able to get a 6800NU's memory up to spec with a 6800GT/ultras memory. i think the core usually can do 400Mhz though, don't quote me on that.
