if you did not already know:=
".........SANTA CLARA, CA - FEBRUARY 5, 2002 -
Representing another landmark event in the company's
history, NVIDIA� Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA)
today announced it has shipped more than 100 million
graphics processors. Demonstrating the remarkable
popularity of the NVIDIA brand of graphics chips and
processors, the 100 millionth milestone was achieved
in less than five years.
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> ".........SANTA CLARA, CA - FEBRUARY 5, 2002 - > Representing another landmark event in the company's > history, NVIDIA� Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) > today announced it has shipped more than 100 million > graphics processors. Demonstrating the remarkable > popularity of the NVIDIA brand of graphics chips and > processors, the 100 millionth milestone was achieved > in less than five years. > >
"Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> > today announced it has shipped more than 100 million
> > graphics processors.
> ...and yet to produce 1 that does FSAA better than a Voodoo5!
So what?
Which alternative do you prefer: 4xAA at playable speeds in modern games, or
better 4xAA at non-playable speeds in modern games.
Pick one.
Bye!
/HB.
good point Dan
I used to hate 3DFX when they started the "PR" crap
instead of working.......".no AGP , no more than 16mb
etc"
but after looking at their V5 AA shots
man, i sure hope someone / somewhere
have a cheap V5 for sale.
since Nvidia already owns the patents to 3DFX
shouldn't Nvidia AA be better ?
I can only assume that Nvidia purchase is not
to use 3DFX but prevent rivals from using 3DFX's
patents.
anycase good news from Nvidia GF4 means
now I have the budget for GF3..................
"Dan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:nnl88.4800$[email hidden]..
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> > ".........SANTA CLARA, CA - FEBRUARY 5, 2002 -
> > Representing another landmark event in thecompany's
> > history, NVIDIA� Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA)
> > today announced it has shipped more than 100million
> > graphics processors. Demonstrating the remarkable
> > popularity of the NVIDIA brand of graphics chipsand
> > processors, the 100 millionth milestone wasachieved
> > in less than five years.
> >
> >
>
> ...and yet to produce 1 that does FSAA better than aVoodoo5!
>
> Dan
>
>
>
