Recent content by Nelsieus

I usually don't chime in (not wanting to disturb the experts at their craft :P), but shoud we perhaps consider a possible speed boost with G80 by activation of the "missing MUL?" http://www.beyond3d.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37228 Not sure how much that would change the supposed R600 +5%...

I thought it was 484mm^2? :?:

I definately don't disagree, but the question is whether or not it's illegial. nVidia may well be pushing potential customers away by limiting their choices, but is that a risk they have the right to take? The worst case scenario is creating a "fine, if I can't do SLI on my x mobo, then I...

Since I've never bought an nVidia card, I wouldn't know. But instead, I can go by what's on their SLIZone website. So apprently there is a SLI Ready Logo that tells consumers whether or not what they purchase is SLI Ready or not. http://www.slizone.com/object/slizone2_build.html...

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/chipsets/display/20051118230455.html Nelsieus

But nVidia specifically stated that they would not support SLI on Intel 975X. I don't recall any cheats or secret software that they incorporated to inhibit performance on that chipset, as it was announced it wouldn't be supported in the first place. Nelsieus

I'm not an expert on this matter, but if SLI is indeed nVidia's property, is it not their decision to keep it exclusive to their chipsets? If this is someone complaining that he can't run SLI on his p975, would it be safe to assume this is a little on the frivolous side? (Like I said, I'm...

Oops, didn't mean to imply he was staff. I'll change that, though to prevent confusion.

It seems Mr Fox, some Anandtech poster, is now "going to war with nVidia." http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=31&threadid=1979433&enterthread=y

Hmm, there stock doesn't seem to be much affected by it right now, in fact, trading better at week's end at 29.56. In fact, that looks relatively higher than what it was before the news broke about the stock options and backdating via their quarterly cc last month. Is it possible this has...

It looks like a nice, big building, though I'm interested to see what it looks like on the inside, as well. :smile: Also, if nVidia's current campus is 500,000 square foot (according to the article), then this new building, at 380,000 is much smaller. Obviously they'll still ocupy the...

But the "n" is still lower-case, and the rest of the letters capitalized (even though they're the same size). So it should really be nVIDIA (which was the exact same as before, only people spelled it as "nVidia.") Right? :???: :mad:

The font kind of looks like ATI's. :lol: I don't know how I feel about it yet, but I'm sure we'll all get used to it and love it eventually (or atleast feel the same way we did about the old one).

Oh, cool! How exactly is nVidia going to be sponsoring it, though, or should I say, why?

I'd have to agree with that. And where did the rocket company come from? :???: :???: