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[Caimbeul]

Not only do we have to worry about having a bad ass CPU and Graphics card but now PPU's too! - mind you it does sound like it would be cool and a real benefit to games.

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[sparky853]

<A HREF="http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=21648" target="_new">Clicky Link</A> that works.

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[sparky853]

Very interesting sounding indeed. Maybe my 9800 Pro will be good for a while yet with one of those bad boys in my system

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[Flinx]

Quick!!! Open a new section at Toms. PPU's.

I they didn't have a website, I'd say it was a great practical joke.

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[eden]

Very nice, perhaps the first revolutionary product in a while too.

I'd definitely get one if they prove it can make games run very smooth thanks to it taking over a lot of the CPU and GPU processing power for physics. It would be nice to act as an expansion pack like on the N64, by enhancing physics and improving performance. In any case, the nicest thing I'd say, is the low power output. If they release it on PCIe, no power connector will be needed and installing it on a simple 1x lane should be enough, from the way they tout its PCI compatibility.

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If they release it on PCIe, no power connector will be needed and installing it on a simple 1x lane should be enough, from the way they tout its PCI compatibility.

Now <b> THAT </b> is a great reason to go pci-e

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