I can hardly wait for the NV30!

RussSchultz

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Mostly because then I won't have to read page after endless page of speculation based on preconceived notions born in the world of fanboyism.

I suppose it won't end everything, because there's gits arguing about NV35 vs. R350 and beyond, but still...

Of course, there's also the endless whining about the endless speculation.... but I guess we can't have everything.
 
RussSchultz said:
Mostly because then I won't have to read page after endless page of speculation based on preconceived notions born in the world of fanboyism.

I suppose it won't end everything, because there's gits arguing about NV35 vs. R350 and beyond, but still...

Of course, there's also the endless whining about the endless speculation.... but I guess we can't have everything.

So you prefer endless bashings and hatred talks about the spec differences and performance differences of the R300 and NV30 8)
 
Yes, the worst period will be the endless interval between the time some concrete facts about the card appear and the time of the first benchmarks...
 
May not be related or may be a hoax, a web site is up with such a name

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For anti - marketing I'd love to see a serious side by side benchmark of a 9700 pro and a NV30 using 3d Mark on the oldest 286 they could find

Look NV30 scored 5 3D marks compared to 9700's 4 - so from that we can conclude NV30 is 25% more powerful!!!

I wonder what an otherwise hefty system powered by a 286 / 386 would score with one of these wondercards??? That would show CPU scaling :)
 
g__day said:
I wonder what an otherwise hefty system powered by a 286 / 386 would score with one of these wondercards??? That would show CPU scaling :)
I believe you'd need AGP-enabled chipset, first ones were 440LX from Intel and VP3 from VIA. Both supported PentiumII processors only.
 
no_way said:
I believe you'd need AGP-enabled chipset, first ones were 440LX from Intel and VP3 from VIA. Both supported PentiumII processors only.

Get a Super7 VIA MVP3 motherboard. You can stick a 75MHz Pentium in it.
I think thats the slowest config with AGP support.
I doubt that a R9700 would work in that mb though...
 
Yeah, the modern AGP cards need a 1.5V AGP slot, while the LX (and BX, I think) only supported 3.3V AGP IIRC...
 
Maybe a TYAN Super 7 Motherboard with the slowest AMD K6 (not the -2 versions) might do at AGP 1x to keep within the AGP specs?

Either that or put it in a modern system and set the multipler down to 0.5x
 
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