Well, it looks like we have facts and benchmarks on the V5, and nothing but FUD and very high price tags for the NV15...
About the V5 performing on par with the GeForce, remember when the GeForce came out ? The performances where under the TNT2 Ultra (not even including the G400 Max here), in 32bits. We see that on alpha silicon and beta drivers the V5 is a very good contender for the GeForce (and will probably be much better on high-end CPUs and with final drivers), and FSAA is for now a much more useful feature than T&L.
BTW, the NV15 will not have much more bandwidth than the GeForce DDR. I think it won't even be able to reach its peak fillrate in benchmarks, which once again proves the superiority of NVidia's design ;-)
Anyway, I'll wait for the G800 specs before deciding what to buy.
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Corwin the Brute
About the V5 performing on par with the GeForce, remember when the GeForce came out ? The performances where under the TNT2 Ultra (not even including the G400 Max here), in 32bits. We see that on alpha silicon and beta drivers the V5 is a very good contender for the GeForce (and will probably be much better on high-end CPUs and with final drivers), and FSAA is for now a much more useful feature than T&L.
BTW, the NV15 will not have much more bandwidth than the GeForce DDR. I think it won't even be able to reach its peak fillrate in benchmarks, which once again proves the superiority of NVidia's design ;-)
Anyway, I'll wait for the G800 specs before deciding what to buy.
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Corwin the Brute
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