well, after sleeping on this news, I still don't think of this as a good thing, however it allows other companies to take 3dfx's place.
Matrox, deserves revenue. they improved their driver situation a while ago (with the G400), and I'd have to say, that if we can give them a reason to do so, then they will continue to get new drivers, and develope new hardware.
ATi, however is the only current 3D king (many consider the ATi Radeon better then the GTS), and I'm wondering if they might see the light and buy up all the people who were at 3dfx.
if either Matrox or ATi find ways to get former 3dfx people on their payroll, we will yet see competition, however I have to say, nVIdia now has a leg up, so their R&D team won't need to work too hard IMHO for a while.
now's the time for Bitboys to make a big entrance, as well as PowerVR for introducing a new card. in fact, if PowerVR can do that before the NV20, and NV25 come out, it might have a winner in it's hands.
			
			Matrox, deserves revenue. they improved their driver situation a while ago (with the G400), and I'd have to say, that if we can give them a reason to do so, then they will continue to get new drivers, and develope new hardware.
ATi, however is the only current 3D king (many consider the ATi Radeon better then the GTS), and I'm wondering if they might see the light and buy up all the people who were at 3dfx.
if either Matrox or ATi find ways to get former 3dfx people on their payroll, we will yet see competition, however I have to say, nVIdia now has a leg up, so their R&D team won't need to work too hard IMHO for a while.
now's the time for Bitboys to make a big entrance, as well as PowerVR for introducing a new card. in fact, if PowerVR can do that before the NV20, and NV25 come out, it might have a winner in it's hands.
				
		
			