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so is the G450 dead?
Don't really understand what was meant by the post on 3Dchipset.com on the G450- it was rather vague. Is the G450 dead or will it be released at some point?
Anyone know?
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Don't really understand what was meant by the post on 3Dchipset.com on the G450- it was rather vague. Is the G450 dead or will it be released at some point?
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I'm still wondering if the G450 will be released in the same manner that the G250 was. -
Have you ever known Matrox to do anything on time?
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Yea...I've known them to be on time.
They're never late for their BBQ parties at their fancy swimming pool area, or for hockey games at their new ice rink.
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Was it ever alive?so is the G450 dead?Comment
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And does anyone really care? A half-hundred release (GX50), coming at about the time when a fullly new release is due-- is even less than "completely uninteresting", imo....
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If it's true the G800 might be out in June, it might be a tough call for me. The only reason I might be interested in the G450 is that I run several Oses in addition to Win2K- Solaris, FreeBSD, BeOS. These are all already compatible w/ the G400 and so would be compatible w/ the G450. Probably not so with the G800. These "alternative" OSes are often not too quick to provide drivers- especially between version releases.
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Id like to see a G450, because the DDR Ram would be nice as would the .18m core.
Even nicer are the rumors of a faster secondary RAMDAC. Can anyone say Dual 19"!!!!!
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Sure a G450 (or even G800) would be nice, but I'm quite happy with my G400 Max for the time being - it still performs very well indeed.Comment
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I would love the G450 to be released for selfish reasons. It would probably mean that I could buy a MAX for sub $150. I don't need anything better, I've seen one in action and that's enough for me. If all goes as planned, I'll be well able to afford a G800 when it ships, but I'd love to get a MAX in a month or so, but can't afford to spend $189[size=1]D3/\/7YCR4CK3R
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It doesn't look like the G800 will ship in June (single chip or dual) from what I've read here and elsewhere - seems like Q4 will be the target, maybe competitive pressure will speed that up a bit (but from what others more familar with Matrox post, don't count on it!).
In that light, the G450 becomes a must for Matrox, just to have a reasonable product to carry them over till the G800.
-AJTrying to figuring out what Matrox is up to is like tying to find a road that's not on the map, at night, while wearing welders googles!Comment
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>8~)Comment
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Is this a smiley? I've never seen this emoticon before!
-AJ
Trying to figuring out what Matrox is up to is like tying to find a road that's not on the map, at night, while wearing welders googles!Comment
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Chipspec announcement is scheduled for Tuesday April 25...lets just wait and see...
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Perhaps they'd be better putting all the effort into the G800. How many here will wait for it anyway?
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