at all, new caps and DDR5. Is Palit trying to step it up? They have no ATI with them now, so nVidia is all they have got so they have to step it up. i think you will definately get away with it but no idea how long that psu will last as it roughly takes 6wats...

albums/uu171/jaydeejohn/diesizeah1.png This simple pic shows the relative die sizes of the last few cards. Pay particular attention to the 92b and the RV770. The 4870 and the 4890 are smaller than the 92b. Problem is, nVidia has had to step it up, especially...

Benchmark results with Nvidia's 176.19 drivers. It seems that the latest drivers from Nvidia are a step backwards??? Anyone else seen this elsewhere??:>). It seems that the latest drivers from Nvidia are a step backwards??? Anyone else seen this...

discrete solutions, nor have enough resources to challenge Nvidia. To my surprise they executed very well, first very nice 3800 refresh, which finally brought DX10 to the mainstream (the only Nvidia solution was awful ~8600 series, without ATI, we would still...

it perf ratio Like my typos? heheh Reduce the OC on your keyboard. :lol: Anyways, a refrsh could mean a 20% boost in perf by then, counting drivers and clocks and tweaks. nVidia has to step it up, I personally want to see fermis perf, and not only for games....

performance of the 9800GX2 will be a little higher in most cases, but it will be a dual GPU solution which means you may run into microstuttering problems in some games. That may or may not be a big issue depending on what games you play and what Nvidia does...

the time they have to come out with a new architecture. The good thing is I think Nvidia is going to step up into the CPU world sometime in the next 2 years. Nvidia has to be irritated with Intel for moving the northbridge business onto their chips. And...

soon many people will start to say how the GT240(8800GT) Pwns the Hd4830 and 9800GT(aka 8800GT) for only 30$ more. Id Go with the cheapest, but if money is not limiting factor go with a EVGA GTX260, best thing Nvidia has is the step up program and EVGA...