Well, whatever Matrox is up to with the G800, Amiga is their partner in crime. (I know a guy who knows a guy... no names!)
Let's see, we have Matrox, a smaller die size, Amiga and "Fusion". Hmmmm... It seems to me that Matrox wants to move away from the gaming market and focus on workstations and digital video editing.
That's it! A heavy duty dual display video card(supporting flat panels)with an optional add-on digital video editing package including a B.O.B. with video editing software from Amiga. It's almost too easy..... (or not!)
FYI- the potential nVidia chip problems... nVidia still hasn't responded. I've contacted a couple of very reputable hardware reviewers who also emailed nVidia... no response to them either. "Spidey-sense tingling..."
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"Whoa..."
Keanu Reeves.
Let's see, we have Matrox, a smaller die size, Amiga and "Fusion". Hmmmm... It seems to me that Matrox wants to move away from the gaming market and focus on workstations and digital video editing.
That's it! A heavy duty dual display video card(supporting flat panels)with an optional add-on digital video editing package including a B.O.B. with video editing software from Amiga. It's almost too easy..... (or not!)
FYI- the potential nVidia chip problems... nVidia still hasn't responded. I've contacted a couple of very reputable hardware reviewers who also emailed nVidia... no response to them either. "Spidey-sense tingling..."
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"Whoa..."
Keanu Reeves.
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