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What's after GeForce4 Ti 4600 ?
- Thread starter DDR-PIII
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ive heard rumors of the gf5 coming out in late summer.....8x agp, QDR, 128/256 ram....it should be AWESOME
There will probably be a GF4-line refresh around late summer/early fall. This could include GPUs made with .13- micron frabrication that will allow them to run faster than they can now, along with better cooling solutions. I don't know if the fastest card will be a 4600 or if they will give it a higher number, and if they do what the price structure will be is anyone's guess.
As far as the NV30, since it seems like MS isn't going to release DX9 until the beginning of '03, the new cards will probably be released then too.
As far as the NV30, since it seems like MS isn't going to release DX9 until the beginning of '03, the new cards will probably be released then too.
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wow
Wow that would be great ... then we could play all 3? games that are out now that use pixel/vertex shaders.. oh I'm sorry...there should be at least 5 games out by then... Just think... 9 trillion frames per second in quake 3... that would be awesome it would be so fast, why it might just be like time travel........ sorry, but the current state of games/cards/marketing is really *****y imho sorry for my rant...
Wow that would be great ... then we could play all 3? games that are out now that use pixel/vertex shaders.. oh I'm sorry...there should be at least 5 games out by then... Just think... 9 trillion frames per second in quake 3... that would be awesome it would be so fast, why it might just be like time travel........ sorry, but the current state of games/cards/marketing is really *****y imho sorry for my rant...
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get a 3dlabs oxygen card, they are about $3000 and require a AGP and PCI slot mmmmmm
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I was thinking about getting a new video card now.....but after reading about all of this new stuff coming out over the summer should I wait?
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I'm gonna. I bought my Geforce 2 GTS when it first came out. 3 months later, the Ultra came out and DAMN I was ****ed.
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I dont know about all this, its so costly to keep up as it is. As much as I hate to say it technology needs to slow down some and let consumers catch up, or drop prices to keep demand up
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about the 8x agp, before the new cards which supports these come out, motherboard makers will have made and perfected these boards....id expect sometime late summer for these boards to come out....
LordNicon....if i were you, i would get one now, gf3's are not going to get much cheaper by the time the next card comes out...so get a ti500 now or something like that, because a gf4 is useless for all the games out now....you just dont need 128 mb of ram on a video card yet (unless you are making movies and such, which you would get an oxygen card for)...so get a nice golden sample, or asus deluxe or something like that...thatd do you fine for a long time
LordNicon....if i were you, i would get one now, gf3's are not going to get much cheaper by the time the next card comes out...so get a ti500 now or something like that, because a gf4 is useless for all the games out now....you just dont need 128 mb of ram on a video card yet (unless you are making movies and such, which you would get an oxygen card for)...so get a nice golden sample, or asus deluxe or something like that...thatd do you fine for a long time
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VIA is planning on supporting AGP 3.0 (8x,4x,or 2x) with the KT333A chipset
*edit* the P4x333 chipset also supports AGP 3.0
*edit* the P4x333 chipset also supports AGP 3.0
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