What I get is: "Forbidden You don't have permission to access /short/images/pch-RV630XT.jpg on this server."
Just hit F5/refresh. Some sites don't like you jumping from another site directly to their images. A browser refresh satisfies them.
What I get is: "Forbidden You don't have permission to access /short/images/pch-RV630XT.jpg on this server."
ATi HD 2600XT will come in fanless design
Even if they manage a fanless design on the Pro versions, then I'd say that is a one nice incentive which could not have been possible on 80nm.
That looks dangerous. At least put a guard over top?
^^ fashionably late. It sure makes you wonder if he just didn't read my previous post (posted yesterday) and made a newsitem about it.
Both IHV's went soft. Oh well, it would be intresting to see what the HD2900pro brings. It's the x1950pro replacement. 65nm, 256bit.
The crappy thing for me is, I won't have access to the damn internet for 2 months once I leave for work tomorrow! Been praying to see some dang numbers for a couple months now. And now with only a week to go, i'm out of the loop! ARRRRRGGGG!! Oh well, hoping something will be out when I get back.
During last summer the same thing happened to me when i left for vacation, but don't worry u'll catch up once u come back.
LaptopMag said:HP Pavilion HDX Entertainment Notebook PC
Featuring a dual-hinged 20-inch widescreen display, Intel's next-generation Centrino technology, and all the multimedia bells and whistles you can dream up, the HP HDX is one smokin' desktop replacement.
LaptopMag said:We expected to see high scores from the HDX, and we weren't disappointed. This preproduction model wouldn't run PCMark05, but its 3DMark03 score of 12,240 and 3DMark06 score of 4,002 mean this system can plow through graphics-intensive applications. Strangely, the HDX notched 31 fps on our F.E.A.R gaming test on autodetect, and 26 fps with the settings maxed out. (We suspect this subpar showing might be a driver issue related to Windows Vista.)
Seriously.As we all know, Nvidia managed to pack only 32 scalar shaders in its own chip, which measures 169mm2. Thanks to 65nm process, AMD managed to get RV630 in smaller size than a G84 chip, but offers vastly higher number of scalar shaders - 120 compared to 32.