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Shzitt said:I could care less about the r520 in and of itself. On the other hand some competition for NV would be nice since that helps keep the prices down for the consumers.
robberbaron said:IIRC the 7800 threads werent nearly as widespread as the R520 ones (yes people, the R520 is 2GHZ and has 640GB of GDDR7 since a random "review" site said so, so lets post 50 threads about it). They were certainly just as silly.
KrakenGuy said:*snip*
"OH MY GOD! IT DOESN'T PLAY DOOM AT MORE THEN 60 FPS WITH FULL RESOLUTION ON AND HIGH QUALITY!!!11!!1one!"
*snip*
lithium726 said:*shrug*
my 6800GT is plenty fast for everything i do, ill be skipping this gen.
pandora's box said:considering the price of the gtx and the gt is way below msrp and thers no competition your theory is proven wrong. is nvidia produces more g70 cores the success rate of getting gtx and gt speeds increases hence the lower prices because they have more chips.
the gamer said:Has the title says i know i am.
pxc said:A piece of history, the oldest R520 reference (by name) I found: http://www.hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1026656797&postcount=49 9/23/2004
And the first R520 "taped-out" thread: http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=828238 11/3/2004
pandora's box said:getting a little ticked off with this tnt2 im using lol. but im a patient man and can wait for r520...
Lazy_Moron said:Im not trying to be rude or anything, but im getting sick of all these threads about the R520. Everyday there is a thread like the following examples: "So where is the R520" or "R520 only has 16 pipes, WTF!!!" and etc. I think a admin should put an end to these threads and just start one centralize thread on the R520 in the ATI section of the video card forum, that way, other peoples threads on problems they have can be seen. Just my 2 cents, while trying not to be rude.
Shifra said:Who ever is in charge of marketing for them should be fired, thats one thing i am sure about.
Sly said:On the contrary, he must be the best there is. For almost a year. No demo, no review, no specs, he's got people on edge on nothing but hype! JUST HYPE!!! That in itself is either amazing, or target consumers are just that gullible.
robberbaron said:The target customers just resent nVidia products for whatever reason and have found an excuse for not getting the 7800 series.
Sly said:On the contrary, he must be the best there is. For almost a year. No demo, no review, no specs, he's got people on edge on nothing but hype! JUST HYPE!!! That in itself is either amazing, or target consumers are just that gullible.
fallguy said:Perfectly for you, is not perfectly for everyone.
With everything as high as it would go? AA/AF/Softshadows? These numbers show that would be possibly in the low 20's, likely in the teens for you then. Thats with a much faster CPU/GPU than you have. I dont see how thats perfect, but ok. But as I said, hopefully they will optimize it a lot before its released..
robberbaron said the GTX was more than overkill, which is false. Perhaps for him it is, but not for everyone. Maybe for him at a lower res and settings, but certainly not at a very high res, and AA/AF. At just 1600x1200, the GTX gets 19 frames with all eye candy on. I dont call that playable, and I dont call that overkill. At my res of 1920x1200, I felt like I was watching one of those old movie flippers. The type where they have the pictures, and you flipped thru them to see them in "motion".
Other games can put the hammer on a GTX as well, or any card. All you have to do is crank up the settings, and vitually any new game will be "unplayable". Even Farcry which is closing in on 2 years old, can be really slow with high settings, on a GTX.
pandora's box said:considering the price of the gtx and the gt is way below msrp and thers no competition your theory is proven wrong. is nvidia produces more g70 cores the success rate of getting gtx and gt speeds increases hence the lower prices because they have more chips.
Un4given said:Go back to school and take an economics class. It's still competition that is pushing down the prices right now. The fact that all of the vendors were able to offer product at launch means that competition was still there among the vendors selling the 7800.
And don't kid yourself about supply keeping prices down if NV was the only game in town. Without a true competitor to keep everyone honest, NV could charge much higher prices and delivery far less technology for that price. Neither NV nor ATi are benevolent gamer loving companies. They are in business to make money. If they could reduce their R&D and other expenses of bringing a product to market, but still charge higher prices because they were the only game in town, I can assure that would be the case.
robberbaron said:The target customers just resent nVidia products for whatever reason and have found an excuse for not getting the 7800 series.