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It's not just end user mags either, just browsing CTO and they've got a double page spread on the wonders of Geforce 6 - they used the Farcry steps images comparing PS 2 v PS 3. (you know... the one's that are really PS1.1 v PS 2.0)
It's a classic read... "and this is where Nvidia have pulled of something of a coup. Where ATI sent off an enormous cheque to Valve for a stack of voucher copies of the horrendously late Half Life 2, Nvidia has been pumping money into its "The way it's meant to be played" program. The result is that a number of games such as Painkiller and Farcry are shipping with SM2.0 instructions, but the developers are standing by to release SM3.0 patches as soon as Directx 9.0c is released. This should significantly improve the realsim of graphics in the games, and the key point is ATI wont have support for SM3.0 with it's Radeon X800 chips as it supports 24-bit accuracy rather than full 32-bit support offered by Nvidia"
"It's far too early to say for certain , but right now Geforce 6 looks like it'll be the graphics product of 2004"
This coming from a trade mag is a real disgrace
It's a classic read... "and this is where Nvidia have pulled of something of a coup. Where ATI sent off an enormous cheque to Valve for a stack of voucher copies of the horrendously late Half Life 2, Nvidia has been pumping money into its "The way it's meant to be played" program. The result is that a number of games such as Painkiller and Farcry are shipping with SM2.0 instructions, but the developers are standing by to release SM3.0 patches as soon as Directx 9.0c is released. This should significantly improve the realsim of graphics in the games, and the key point is ATI wont have support for SM3.0 with it's Radeon X800 chips as it supports 24-bit accuracy rather than full 32-bit support offered by Nvidia"
"It's far too early to say for certain , but right now Geforce 6 looks like it'll be the graphics product of 2004"
This coming from a trade mag is a real disgrace