So how does this work!
A whole new generation of cards in less than 3months.
We had the 7800 platform released.... only to find a 512mb come out shortly after that blitz any poor bloke that had shed money on the GTX 256.
Meanwhile Ati's release was hard to come by for a good 2months. And now, just as the stock is reaching some good folk overseas.... they have gone ahead and released a better high end platform. ... 1900XT. That means for a good majority... their x1800Xt has been topped in less than a few weeks.
Nvidia fans wont be laughing either... 7900 will make sure of that.
So in the end... Nvidia and Ati continue to raise the stakes as they childishly battle it out for top card. I dont mind that... but this here... is at the expense of the buyers. They cant get their act together.... so they keep updating the production line. Both should stick to a major release once a year... and do it right the first time.
We should be entitled to a product that wont go obsolete in a space of 2-3months. This is made worse with release dates that are trampled over...
I reckon one thing is for sure, people wont like being pushed around for too long.... eventually this will hurt the manufacturers themselves. People will become alot more hesistant to buy a card. Bragging rights is one thing, being burnt is another.
A whole new generation of cards in less than 3months.
We had the 7800 platform released.... only to find a 512mb come out shortly after that blitz any poor bloke that had shed money on the GTX 256.
Meanwhile Ati's release was hard to come by for a good 2months. And now, just as the stock is reaching some good folk overseas.... they have gone ahead and released a better high end platform. ... 1900XT. That means for a good majority... their x1800Xt has been topped in less than a few weeks.
Nvidia fans wont be laughing either... 7900 will make sure of that.
So in the end... Nvidia and Ati continue to raise the stakes as they childishly battle it out for top card. I dont mind that... but this here... is at the expense of the buyers. They cant get their act together.... so they keep updating the production line. Both should stick to a major release once a year... and do it right the first time.
We should be entitled to a product that wont go obsolete in a space of 2-3months. This is made worse with release dates that are trampled over...
I reckon one thing is for sure, people wont like being pushed around for too long.... eventually this will hurt the manufacturers themselves. People will become alot more hesistant to buy a card. Bragging rights is one thing, being burnt is another.