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In a couple of months we should see the next-gen chips, like V4 and Riva3/NV10. The question is how good these chips will be and if it is worth to pay for a G400MAX now?
Will 3Dfx be able to do something really good with V4 or is it just a fast hack to get 32-bit rendering, a fixed V3? If 3Dfx is to survive, they have to do something really good with Voodoo4.
Will Matrox be able to keep up with Nvidia and 3Dfx, or does MAtrox thinks that G400 is good for 1.5 years, G400 is very good today but in 6 months it will not be so good anymore..
I think G400 came too late to be a really success, but I may be wrong..who knows?
However, I hope dualhead becomes standard on all gfx-card in the future, it is a really good feature.
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P2/448, 128Pc100, 16 GB IBM HDD, G200, V2, Sb Live!, Eizo T57S 17", MS Gamepad, 4xDVD, Adaptec 2940UW, Ricoh CDRW
Will 3Dfx be able to do something really good with V4 or is it just a fast hack to get 32-bit rendering, a fixed V3? If 3Dfx is to survive, they have to do something really good with Voodoo4.
Will Matrox be able to keep up with Nvidia and 3Dfx, or does MAtrox thinks that G400 is good for 1.5 years, G400 is very good today but in 6 months it will not be so good anymore..
I think G400 came too late to be a really success, but I may be wrong..who knows?
However, I hope dualhead becomes standard on all gfx-card in the future, it is a really good feature.
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-[MAxie]-
P2/448, 128Pc100, 16 GB IBM HDD, G200, V2, Sb Live!, Eizo T57S 17", MS Gamepad, 4xDVD, Adaptec 2940UW, Ricoh CDRW
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