Only Matrox can answer your question, and I suspect it will be quite a while before they even announce the G800.
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G-800 how will it compare to ELSA Gloria III ?
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It will be sooner that most of y'all think.
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I hope it is available soon, because I'm ready for a new video card and processor. I also hope when it is released they will sell it somewhere else besides their price gouging, online store.Workstation Specs:
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Don't the Xeon's still lack the SIMD instruction set? Doesn't seem like a good platform if your concerned about graphics performance. And when I looked at its L2 cache prices last year ... ouch!!!
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Do you really want to know why Matrox had to resort to selling the G400s through their on-line store?
Because the mail order companies were not willing to buy them from Matrox and take a loss after they had allowed you to do a pre-order at a lower price than what they were going to be able get them for. The mail order companies set prices on the G400s before Matrox even announced what the price was going to be. So the mail order companies canceled their orders thus canceling yours. They did eventually become available through some mail order vendors but at a much higher price. That will teach them to set prices before they know what they can get them for.
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Two things:
- First, the Pentium III Xeon 933 is a coppermine olga mounted on a Slot 2 cartridge; So, it does support SSE SIMD. It is EXACTLY the same as a Pentium III 933, except that it is a slot 2 CPU.
- Also, Matrox will annouce the G800 chipset on November 13th (on monday), just after the DirectX 8.0 press release.What was necessary was done yesterday;
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@Turbo
"Yeah... it'a a gefarce... but optimized for Pro graphics with emphasis on Image Quality"
You can turn any GeForce2 GTS into a Quadro2
"The conversion is done by just changing the chip ID in the flash ROM of GeForce
from "GeForce" to "Quadro" with soldering and shifting one or two resistors."
Image Quality should be the same
But if you have the money...
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- Also, Matrox will annouce the G800 chipset on November 13th (on monday), just after the DirectX 8.0 press release.
Of course there is the possibility that the G800 has been ready for some time, but that it's new features won't be fully used without DirectX 8.0, and that Matrox has been waiting and bugfixing it's drivers till DX8 has been released?
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Originally posted by frankymail:
Two things:
- First, the Pentium III Xeon 933 is a coppermine olga mounted on a Slot 2 cartridge; So, it does support SSE SIMD. It is EXACTLY the same as a Pentium III 933, except that it is a slot 2 CPU.
- Also, Matrox will annouce the G800 chipset on November 13th (on monday), just after the DirectX 8.0 press release.
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They could very well announce a G800, doesn't mean it would be the product you're waiting for. As far as I am concerned there is no such thing as a G800, I'm sure Matrox will have another product out eventually, what it's name will be or it's specs, I have no idea, and I don't believe anybody who says they do.
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hehe, Joel, are you a bot or something? Every time a thread is started about the G800, you post a message stating "It will be sooner that most of y'all think" or something to that effect. :-)
And you've been saying this for a while now...
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