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Gigabit Network Adapters on 32-bit PCI Bus Roundup http://www.digit-life.com/articles2/gigeth...2bit/index.html http://www.digit-life.com/articles2/gigeth...th-32bit-2.html
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Basically, the ATI 9500 PROs and higher support PS2.0 (also the new not quite out yet ATI cards), but the new nVidia 6800 Ultra does support PS3.0. PS3.0 supports branching in shaders (GOTO, etc) and there had been a lot of fluff around lately on what effect this will have on games, better image quality, faster running shaders, slowe running shaders, etc. Here is a link, where the developers of FarCry give ya some scoop-age.... CryTek Comments on Shader 3.0
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This is interesting reading!! The Radeon 9800 Pro To Radeon 9800XT Mod Guide Rev. 3.0!
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Interview with ATI's Richard Huddy and Kevin Strange "All of us here at ATI share these guys' passion for games and it's my responsibility to make sure that we help predict as well as solve developers' problems. Although ATI pay us, we work for the developers almost as much as we do for ATI, always focusing on creating win-win situations."
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GeForce 6600 (NV43) Preview "Note that both versions are on PCI-Express, while the 6600GT is SLi Enabled, meaning you can run two cards in one machine for added performance. Shader Model 3.0 features on both cards of course, NVIDIA continuing to hold that over ATI. Interestingly, both cards are listed as 128-bit memory interface, while previous chatter/rumour has had them as 256-bit."
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Roadmap VIA : PT894 & PT894PRO Dual PCI Express baby!!!
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Nvidia 'nForce 4' details leak "So too will the so-called SLI release, which presumably provides either two PCI Express x16 buses for two SLI-enabled graphics cards, or allows the integrated graphics engine to co-operate with an external card, again utilising Nvidia's SLI technology."
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ATI Technologies Vows to Bring Shader Model 3.0, Multi-GPU Technology "“Our [graphics] cards can already support dual-GPU configurations in such platforms as Alienware’s ALX. We have a strategy in place for dual-GPU on the chipset side but it would be premature to discuss at this time,” Mr. Carvill indicated."
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ATI Mobility Radeon 9800 Review "To date, only Dell has adopted Mobility Radeon 9800 for their Inspiron XPS (North America) or Inspiron 9100 (Europe) mobile platforms, and with the newer announcements of Mobility Radeon X800 it may be the case that these are the only implementations that will ever take up this particular configuration. However, until the X800, or NVIDIA’s NV41M based 6800 Go’s make it to retail this is the highest performance option available in a “portable” platform today. Here we’ll take a look at the performance of the Mobility Radeon 9800 and see if it can really offer a compelling high end performance."
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PCI Express accelerates to 5 Gbits/s "The Gen2 version of Express is also expected to add a feature that lets systems automatically scale back from 5 to the current 2.5 Gbit/s data rate based on operating characteristics. Servers might scale back if thermals exceed certain thresholds while notebooks might slow down if they are running from battery power, Pierce suggested. The anticipated move to 10 Gbit/s Ethernet and Fibre Channel and 6 Gbit/s SAS are driving the need for a faster version of Express, along with ever growing needs of digital media and graphics." Also according to Beyond3D: "Present PCI Express x16 lanes must supply up to 75W of power over…
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Gigabyte's 3D1 Offers SLI On A Single Card "Indeed, the project was so secret not even NVIDIA, the company that produces the graphics processors used in this design and that "invented" the current SLI implementation, was in the know and was just as surprised as everybody else. This development is all the more intriguing because Gigabyte has filed a patent for the 3D1's technology. So far, the details of the filing have not become public, but suffice to say that if NVIDIA forgot to patent a similar SLI architecture themselves, that would practically give Gigabyte the exclusive rights to such a design. One possible scenario would be that Gigabyte licenses the design to …
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Yes it is a sad day. Later this week I'll be retiring my Voodoo 3 3000 16mb card. After 6 years of faithful service it finally has met its match, a Sapphire 9250 to run dual monitors. Sad to see her go but she'll find a happy home right next to my AMD K-6 450, Abit mobo and 128mb ram collecting dust :evil: . Dragon
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OK, I just got a hold of a rather nice laptop w/ wireless capabilities & now I'm in the market for a wireless router. Linksys... Wireless-G Broadband Router with SRX ( model WRT54GX ) Wireless-G Broadband Router with SpeedBooster ( model WRT54GS ) I know there's other choices, non-linksys, available, so let me hear what u have to say about these & the others that U have in mind. Keep in mind that I'm dealing w/ a old house w/ wiring that isn't the greatest, so there's bound to be some EMI to deal with. Thanx. -- Nem
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OK gang, here's what I'm looking at, it's a D-Link Super G 802.11g Wireless Router with MIMO Technology Model: DI-624M Here's a LINK for the item in question. Let me know what U think. Thanx -- Nem
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