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***FOLLOW*** ATI?
...that is an oxymoron.
...that is an oxymoron.
[Posted by: boner | Date: 12/04/07 02:41:12 PM]
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Discussion on Article:
Nvidia Readies GeForce 9-Series DirectX 10.1 Graphics Processors.
Started by: boner | Date 12/04/07 02:41:12 PM
Comments: 18 | Last Comment: 01/24/08 03:15:43 PM
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ATI stands for AssTastic Ideas. Their 3870 is junk, it performs like a frigin GTS 320MB, nothing more than a die shrink. I'm looking forward to Nvidias next generation of cards, and hope they keep their number one spot forever and ever.
[Posted by: Mr. BonBon | Date: 12/04/07 04:50:49 PM]
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Ugh, now this compels me to wait another 3 months to build a computer.
[Posted by: Skywalker | Date: 12/04/07 09:07:44 PM]
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For you guys so frustrated about ati's performance recently, welcome to the club.
Though i find it "late" more than "sucks", like the 2900pro was a very good choice before the release of the 8800GT 512MB & the HD 3870, also the 2600XT wasn't that bad for HTPCs or the x1950 pro 256MB still doing OK within the 120$-140$ price range. Taking into consideration price/performance ratio, ati didn't suck .. it was just .. too late or targeting a market that isn't there. (Like the 2600 series for HTPCs) >> i keep recommending this for HTPCs till this moment, simply put, best performer for under 150$.
8800GT should be anyone's choice who doesn't care much about 30$-50$ dollars price difference, but the fact remains that the HD 3870 for lower resolutions than 1680x1050 for 30$-50$ less than Nvidia's 8800GT with less noise production, remains a decent choice.
Though i find it "late" more than "sucks", like the 2900pro was a very good choice before the release of the 8800GT 512MB & the HD 3870, also the 2600XT wasn't that bad for HTPCs or the x1950 pro 256MB still doing OK within the 120$-140$ price range. Taking into consideration price/performance ratio, ati didn't suck .. it was just .. too late or targeting a market that isn't there. (Like the 2600 series for HTPCs) >> i keep recommending this for HTPCs till this moment, simply put, best performer for under 150$.
8800GT should be anyone's choice who doesn't care much about 30$-50$ dollars price difference, but the fact remains that the HD 3870 for lower resolutions than 1680x1050 for 30$-50$ less than Nvidia's 8800GT with less noise production, remains a decent choice.
[Posted by: DeMagH | Date: 12/05/07 03:16:37 AM]
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Is it just me, or doesnt the article say anything important about the GF9?
[Posted by: 1234 | Date: 12/05/07 07:21:26 AM]
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I definitely will not buy last gen architecture.
If it's a 9th generation chip, why would it have 8th generation architecture?
ATi is in a heap of trouble so it doesn't suprise me on their end but Nvidia is the king and shouldn't dethrown itself.
If it's a 9th generation chip, why would it have 8th generation architecture?
ATi is in a heap of trouble so it doesn't suprise me on their end but Nvidia is the king and shouldn't dethrown itself.
[Posted by: Observer | Date: 12/05/07 09:09:26 AM]
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I hope NVs next card doesnt start at $799.
Im still enjoying my 8800/640MB btw. Too bad Crysis beats the crap out of it.
Im still enjoying my 8800/640MB btw. Too bad Crysis beats the crap out of it.
[Posted by: gman | Date: 12/05/07 07:48:17 PM]
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I am 18...
My first pc was and is an ATI one
with an AMD prosessor
Its lasted me 4ish years
and i can still do anything with it
Almost anything...
=)
My first pc was and is an ATI one
with an AMD prosessor
Its lasted me 4ish years
and i can still do anything with it
Almost anything...
=)
[Posted by: BLAH xD | Date: 12/22/07 02:12:15 PM]
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Ive heard on other websites that the new 9 series chips are not going to be released until March. Is this true or is it just a guess also around how much would a 9 series chip cost when they are first released?
[Posted by: Zach Curry | Date: 01/24/08 03:15:43 PM]
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