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rainz · 13-Apr-2004, 10:49

It's a french site but doesnt matter the graphic is in english ..

This is prolly serious cause this site never post fake news.

http://www.clubic.com/n/n12278.html

The source is http://www.hardocp.com/

Comment if you wish

RainZ

PatrickL · 13-Apr-2004, 10:51

Clubic just copied Hardocp news and link it anyway

rainz · 13-Apr-2004, 10:59

Yeh .. but it's prolly serious cause like i said .. this site never copy fake news ..

RainZ

Snarfy · 16-Apr-2004, 03:03

well, hardocp was the site that gave us the famous leaked review graphs before the geforce 6800 ultra nda lifted, which werent very impressive, and the card has turned out to kick ass!

so, i'll reserve my judgement till the 26th, better to err on the side of caution, imho

jimmyjames123 · 16-Apr-2004, 05:24

I thought that the [H]OCP made the NV40 look pretty impressive, as long as people were reading the details carefully. If you can run your card at higher resolutions and/or higher AA/AF settings and still maintain the same or better framerates than the current gen top of the line cards, then that is a nice feat. If you look at [H]'s actual review text impressions, they were generally just as pleased as most of the other reviewers.

Pete · 16-Apr-2004, 07:12

A $400 256MB 500MHz 12-pipe X800P will be amazing if it performs close to the 400MHz 16-pipe 6800U, as mere fillrate and memory bandwidth would suggest. Obviously I'm overlooking efficiency, but NV40 doesn't seem much more efficient in games than R360 clock for clock and shader for shader--yet. That's a big "yet," though, considering NV40's "dual shaders per pipe," which games probably haven't taken advantage of yet.

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13-Apr-2004, 10:51	#2
PatrickL Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 1,315	Clubic just copied Hardocp news and link it anyway

16-Apr-2004, 03:03	#4
Snarfy Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 120	well, hardocp was the site that gave us the famous leaked review graphs before the geforce 6800 ultra nda lifted, which werent very impressive, and the card has turned out to kick ass! so, i'll reserve my judgement till the 26th, better to err on the side of caution, imho

16-Apr-2004, 05:24	#5
jimmyjames123 Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 810	I thought that the [H]OCP made the NV40 look pretty impressive, as long as people were reading the details carefully. If you can run your card at higher resolutions and/or higher AA/AF settings and still maintain the same or better framerates than the current gen top of the line cards, then that is a nice feat. If you look at [H]'s actual review text impressions, they were generally just as pleased as most of the other reviewers.

16-Apr-2004, 07:12	#6
Pete Moderate Nuisance Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 4,653	A $400 256MB 500MHz 12-pipe X800P will be amazing if it performs close to the 400MHz 16-pipe 6800U, as mere fillrate and memory bandwidth would suggest. Obviously I'm overlooking efficiency, but NV40 doesn't seem much more efficient in games than R360 clock for clock and shader for shader--yet. That's a big "yet," though, considering NV40's "dual shaders per pipe," which games probably haven't taken advantage of yet.

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