Nvidia Is Happy With Performance of GeForce GF100 “Fermi” Graphics Car

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Nice interview thanks for sharing.

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However, according to Mr. Alibrandi, the company is not only working hard on the new chip itself, but is also developing “perfect” drivers in an attempt to provide ultimate experience for the end-user.

This statement makes me laugh, if this is true, we will NEVER see Fermi. :lol:

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mactronix wrote :

Nice interview thanks for sharing.

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you are welcome MAC

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Itll be interesting how theyre going to do their mids, as theres been nothing as to them coming. No hints tips, leaks nadda.
So, if theyre planning on all segments, theyd best hurry it up
Im thinking the only way to compete at all in the lower ends is to have a complete seperate chip, halved if you will, but again, theres nothing on this chip at all

To date, Nvidia has demonstrated its next-generation GeForce GF100 graphics card rendering a DirectX 11 benchmark and working in multi-GPU SLI mode.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video [...] _Card.html

Did I miss something here? Wheres those runs/benches? And the SLI? was that the facebook thumbsup?

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