Geeforcer said:Well, for what its worth Nvidia owns both trademarks (M and T buffer).
Geeforcer said:Since the demise of 3dfx fanboys have came up with enough 3dfx-related myths and legends to rival the Greek and Roman mythologies combined.
Ailuros said:Geeforcer said:Since the demise of 3dfx fanboys have came up with enough 3dfx-related myths and legends to rival the Greek and Roman mythologies combined.
Greek/Roman mythology was based on unexplainable for the time facts/phenomena that where masked under pretty fairy tales.
As far as 3dfx goes the "...and they lived happily ever after" part, was written over 2 years ago.
PS: I don't like warmed soups errrm sequels.
Ailuros said:Geeforcer said:Since the demise of 3dfx fanboys have came up with enough 3dfx-related myths and legends to rival the Greek and Roman mythologies combined.
Greek/Roman mythology was based on unexplainable for the time facts/phenomena that where masked under pretty fairy tales.
duncan36 said:I have a feeling that most of 3dfx's 'super whiz bang tech' that was unreleased have a lot in common with perpeptual motion theories, they look good on paper, but when it comes time to implement them they're not so hot.
From what I've gathered a lot of 3dfx tech was pretty far out there, especially towards the end of the road for the company.
misae said:Ailuros said:Geeforcer said:Since the demise of 3dfx fanboys have came up with enough 3dfx-related myths and legends to rival the Greek and Roman mythologies combined.
Greek/Roman mythology was based on unexplainable for the time facts/phenomena that where masked under pretty fairy tales.
That's not entirely true and a blinkered view of history.
What's your point? Such "mythologies" are still alive and well today.
I have a feeling that most of 3dfx's 'super whiz bang tech' that was unreleased have a lot in common with perpeptual motion theories, they look good on paper, but when it comes time to implement them they're not so hot.
From what I've gathered a lot of 3dfx tech was pretty far out there, especially towards the end of the road for the company.
oh trust me, 3Dfx tech is faster than comparable nVidia tech. i would pit an ultra-high-end Rampage / Sage board up against a GF4 and it would probably be a very tough fight for both cards.
Personally I'm hoping that the "Revenge" is actually some sort of small nuclear devise that will be set off underneath nVidia PR headquarters... (late at night, we dont want anyone killed even tho they are pure EVIL!). Hell, give me 12 billion dollars and some enhanced Uranium (U-234? its been so long...) and i could build a very very very small yet functional nuclear device. In fact, a LOT of people could build one. Enough knowlege is either public / easy to coax out of ex-Soviets that really the only HARD part is obtaining the uranium... haha you wouldne believe how difficult that is even if youre W Gates. ok im not talking about that anymore, ill get myself into troubble.
Trust you on what? Theoretical or hypothetical assertions don't render anything on screen, nor does any vaporware.
Sage said:oh trust me, 3Dfx tech is faster than comparable nVidia tech. i would pit an ultra-high-end Rampage / Sage board up against a GF4 and it would probably be a very tough fight for both cards.
Ailuros said:http://www.digit-life.com/articles/3dfxtribute/
There seems to be no mentioning of any memory optimizations, it covers the texture computer mostly...
Ailuros said:oh trust me, 3Dfx tech is faster than comparable nVidia tech. i would pit an ultra-high-end Rampage / Sage board up against a GF4 and it would probably be a very tough fight for both cards.
Trust you on what? Theoretical or hypothetical assertions don't render anything on screen, nor does any vaporware.