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Yes the 8500GT is coming to the PCI!
How about we let pci interface die NOW, though its a decent card if you dont want to get rid of your P3 700 just yet along with that 30GB hdd and that wicked sick 128mb of ram! :twisted:

http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=8982

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Yes the 8500GT is coming to the PCI!
How about we let pci interface die NOW, though its a decent card if you dont want to get rid of your P3 700 just yet along with that 30GB hdd and that wicked sick 128mb of ram! :twisted:

http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=8982



LOL :trophy:

the new 3d decelerator! i got a socket 7 system it could fit into - complete with 1 gb of ram (dont believe me? im serious! screen shots later!)

Reply to apache_lives

Lots of machines are still sold without slots capable of taking modern graphics cards. Though this thing will obviously suck compared to any decent card on a modern interface, it should still be a good improvement from the useless onboard graphics most cheap namebrand machines are using.

Obviously not something to be considered by anyone who wants a modern gaming experience, but it's at least an option for people who now have none at all.

Reply to Thunderfox

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Yes the 8500GT is coming to the PCI!
How about we let pci interface die NOW, though its a decent card if you dont want to get rid of your P3 700 just yet along with that 30GB hdd and that wicked sick 128mb of ram! :twisted:

http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=8982



LOL :trophy:

the new 3d decelerator! i got a socket 7 system it could fit into - complete with 1 gb of ram (dont believe me? im serious! screen shots later!)Not many people had a gig ram with those. Ram was too expensive back then...

Reply to Dade_0182

LOL!

Oh yeah! Well...... you watch.... AMD's gonna strike back with an HD2400 on ISA !! :twisted:

Reply to TheGreatGrapeApe

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Obviously not something to be considered by anyone who wants a modern gaming experience, but it's at least an option for people who now have none at all.



You know, I see this as more of a developer or 2D artist type card more than even a gamer for those without AGP and PCIe.

This is the first nV card with 10bit per channel colour, so for 2D artists who like nV or are forced to migrate from MAtrox due to Vista, this would be a good idea.

Reply to TheGreatGrapeApe

So that's what they've been working on all this time. And here we thought they didn't have a killer card coming. :lol:

Reply to Dade_0182

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LOL!

Oh yeah! Well...... you watch.... AMD's gonna strike back with an HD2400 on ISA !! :twisted:



We need VESA local bus first (VL bus)

Reply to jamesgoddard

Someone needs to go back to Walmart.

Reply to T8RR8R

What we need now is a 1 GB EDO RAM sticks and a BIOS update for mobos supporting EDO RAM!

Reply to bfellow

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LOL!

Oh yeah! Well...... you watch.... AMD's gonna strike back with an HD2400 on ISA !! :twisted:


Oh that would be hilarious...
It'd make front page news everywhere!

Reply to Peffse

hey grape, its good to see you are still here and we are not completely abandoned!

but this is the perfect solution for all of those people who buy those slim dells and dells that dont have agp slots who want to play games.

i.e. college kids.

that also reminds me, remember all that hype about the 7800gs being the last AGP video card to ever be made, yet we are resorting back to PCI? rofl.

Reply to HYST3R

BREAKING NEWS FROM nVIDIA! 8O

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The GeForce 10800series graphics cards(witch will release in 2010)will only come out on ISA but maybe we made it to be compatible with PCI slots!
Oh btw, PIC-E sucks! lol

Reply to Farhang

You would be suprised the small performance penalty PCI would exact. Since 99% of the data that goes though the bus comes from the hard drive, and the hard drive transfer speed is significantly slower than even a PCI bus, you won't see too much of a performance hurt. Just hope the card has enough memory in it, otherwise there will be hurt if it has to access main memory.

Reply to bridonca

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You would be suprised the small performance penalty PCI would exact. Since 99% of the data that goes though the bus comes from the hard drive, and the hard drive transfer speed is significantly slower than even a PCI bus, you won't see too much of a performance hurt. Just hope the card has enough memory in it, otherwise there will be hurt if it has to access main memory.



agree, as long as the frame buffer on the card is large enough and does not start swapping to memory, the speed of the IO link will have very minimul impact.

Reply to jamesgoddard

I see this as a good move. 8500 isn't mainstream graphics for entertainment, as seen by the performance. Not everyone wants to pay for 2 pci-e cards on a mobo. But pci slots are pretty much a given. What better way to have multiple monitors, than to use pci.


Its not like 2d requires a bus the size of pci-e

Reply to shambling

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Yes the 8500GT is coming to the PCI!
How about we let pci interface die NOW, though its a decent card if you dont want to get rid of your P3 700 just yet along with that 30GB hdd and that wicked sick 128mb of ram! :twisted:

http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=8982



LOL :trophy:

the new 3d decelerator! i got a socket 7 system it could fit into - complete with 1 gb of ram (dont believe me? im serious! screen shots later!)Not many people had a gig ram with those. Ram was too expensive back then...

1gb - this stuff cost me nothin, collected em over the years, this is purely for experiments etc :D

Reply to apache_lives

i think this card will be a killer card, yeah, literally, people will burst into flames waiting for stuff to load :p

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