Me too, I keep thinking they're meaning "ChristFire" and they're some kind of religious freakazoids. :?CJ said:I just wish people would stop calling CrossFire "Xfire". :?
No, no, NO! That's all wrong. :?geo said:Hmm. XF.
neliz said:oh.. wait..
ehm.
now.. how do the developers of xfire like you to pronounce xfire..?
right.. crossfire..
just like people write xmas..
it's only a bit short of a jiffy TLA like SLI, ALU or SM3
Agreed.CJ said:I just wish people would stop calling CrossFire "Xfire". :?
btw, I'd like people to pronounce my nickname with an "x"...neliz said:oh.. wait..
ehm.
now.. how do the developers of xfire like you to pronounce xfire..?
right.. crossfire..
just like people write xmas..
CJ said:And it's used by nearly 2 million of gamers already.
And while we're at it, think of the bandwidth savings from replacing "the" with "t", "of" with "o" and "fanb0y" with "f". Or so...Alstrong said:Think of the bandwidth savings from not typing out those three extra letters!
3x2x10^6 =6 million characters!
Xmas said:btw, I'd like people to pronounce my nickname with an "x"...
geo said:http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=24867
More evidence we are getting closer. . .
OTOH, Saphire-branded master cards? (check the labels on the card). What happened to ATI branded-only master cards? Is this their concession to the non-NA market?
There's more to talk about on the chipset/motherboard side of CrossFire, but I'll let Wes address that next week.
I've asked for hardware already and they won't supply it until their drivers are fixed. Board partners are not 'allowed' to give CrossFire cards out either, they all seem to be keeping things close to their chests at the moment.geo said:http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=25168
Crossfire delayed until September, when one presumes R520 will be available. Of course Boy Wonder had hinted in this direction previously as well.
So, Inq claims it as "official" --anyone else confirm/deny?
bigz said:I've asked for hardware already and they won't supply it until their drivers are fixed. Board partners are not 'allowed' to give CrossFire cards out either, they all seem to be keeping things close to their chests at the moment.
I listened to a webcast of ATi's Rick Bergman at a conference last week and he spoke briefly about time-frames for upcoming products.....geo said:So, Inq claims it as "official" --anyone else confirm/deny?