and no one knows when the cards are coming out but Nvidia a while ago said they would release new line of cards every year, so if that statement runs true we should expect them around December
Message edited by Maverick7 on 09-30-2007 at 09:35:27 AM
Normally I would agree with them coming out around december but I would have expected to at least have a little info on the 9000 series card by now if that was true. I think they are probally going to put off releasing the 9000 series till mid next year since while the 8800 ultra cant max out every games graphics wise right now (at extreme res of course) that there is no calling for an even faster card right now and of course they have no competition right now at the high end anyway.
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Normally I would agree with them coming out around december but I would have expected to at least have a little info on the 9000 series card by now if that was true.
Last year, the 8800's came out in November, there was no official word from Nvidia till late october. All the rumours have said that SOMETHING is coming out in November so I'd expect to hear something official over the next 3 weeks.
Well, AMD will present its new line, RV670 (HD2950) at the of november so I don't think NVidia will just stand in the corner watching during holiday season. I think we should all be expecting something (I believe it will be mid-high end, like an 8700 cad) by the end of this year.
NewEgg already shipped, they're too fast. Oh well the GTX should at least be decent, I'm not a big gamer anyways.
consider a rma for it have been said that ati has a nice refresh coming soon that might be worth waiting for. seriously. you would save a little i think (maybe hundreds) and have a much less hungry and noisy and heaty card.
by the way the gtx is a big gamer card (or big pocket card)
lets face it. the gtx is just an abnormally sized card not meant to make money with. it s just like the cadillac escalade.
Message edited by pidesd on 10-03-2007 at 08:17:30 PM
Oh, I'm gonna keep it, I don't need to have the very best graphics card, anyways, ...just wanted to try gaming @ high res on the 30". If it doesn't fit in my Thermaltake Mozart TX case (yes, I did measure) then the Dell XPS600 will be getting a nice upgrade.
...now if these new cards from ATi and nVidia are single-slot designs and way cooler (spelled quieter) and less power hungry then I'll definitely have a reason to look into that when the time comes.