So you wouldn't mind a steady 5fps ? http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/3959/tease1.gif
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So you wouldn't mind a steady 5fps ? http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/3959/tease1.gif
Here is the current availability at two large UK e-tailers. Scan.co.uk Radeon 5870...0 in stock
And at Overclockers UK we have 7 special edition Waterblock cards in stock which are expensive.
These cards only came into stock at Overclockers this week... everwhere else was showing as "Pre-Order". My guess is that cards were pre-ordered and then shipped until stocks ran dry.
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Fermi will have 3D Stereo Vision oh and CUDA and Phyx ;)
Fermi does not need Eyefinity. If playing games with three monitors were to take off it would of done so already. Anyone remember Matrox? Fermi only needs to be able to able the fastest thing on the market at the time of release(including being able to beat a certain dual card). Like I've said I'll wait for a rehash before looking at Fermi. Fermi has given way to a lot of doubts about it and Nvidia. Fermi has already been a big disappointment for those that have been waiting. Three years and Nvidia still does not have a new arch. :shakes:
really? what games do the current gen cards run at a steady 5 fps? i thought cards on the market are more than strong enough to run todays games at high quality settings and very playable frame rates. playable is playable IMO. higher fps doesn't make it 'more playable' as long as it's above at least 30 at least in my experience.
@ JohnZS Cuda and Physx don't add anything from what i've seen so far. physx is proprietary and a dead end, and for the few obscure effects that it adds seems to be more marketing than anything else. Cuda does nothing for me as an end user either. 3D vision might add to the immersion level and realism. too bad it doesn't increase the FOV, that would be a killer setup.
At this point, I think even if Nvidia launched a single card for the entire world, I wouldn't mind. Well of course I would mind, it would give the darn world some idea what they have been waiting for.
I think NV is just scared now to release any information until they get decent quantities in the shops. The 4870 was not close to one of the best cards in history, however its one of the bet comeback cards in history and part of that was that it was a sneak attack. No one had an idea of the specs, including NV, the sharp price drop and the refund to earlier customers was a sign of this.
Additionally the more NV hypes this card, the less likely its going to live up to the hype and be panned by critics.
Regardless, this is frustrating for people who are waiting.
DiCE are going to be using eye infinity in Bad Company 2 and probably MoH and BF3. this will put those without 3 monitors at a disadvantage in competitive matches.
So, what will be the outcome for the competitive gamer and more precisly, for graphics cards manufacturers who don't have multimonitor support?
i'd like to see someone play cod mw 2 at 30 fps, that game gets choppy at anything under 75
Personally I'd like a constant 120fps with true triple buffering on a 120hz 24"+ monitor but we aren't there yet. :(
Bah humbug! Whatever floats your boat, but well i'm quite happy with 30 fps and do quite well in games, or at least i used to before i got this amazing satelite 'broadband'.
Am I the only one who would think the timing real fishy if TSMC's 40nm process capacity suddenly surged in the next month or two?Quote:
If all goes well, risk wafers valid, A3 production went in on Dec 1, and all the stars align, you are looking at Dec 1 +6 weeks +2 weeks, or about Feb 1 for real availability.
Soon my friend soon :D
6-bit TN 16:9 panel? No thanks.