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I believe that that picture is actually genuine, how do I know? Well look at the spelling of Millennium, it's spelt Millenium on that page and as we all know Matrox have been campaigning to officially have a "n" removed from the word millennium to reduce their advertising costs as they have to pay by the letter. The next phase of their campaign will be to have a "l" removed so they will have the Matrox Milenium.
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LMAOOriginally posted by Ant
I believe that that picture is actually genuine, how do I know? Well look at the spelling of Millennium, it's spelt Millenium on that page and as we all know Matrox have been campaigning to officially have a "n" removed from the word millennium to reduce their advertising costs as they have to pay by the letter. The next phase of their campaign will be to have a "l" removed so they will have the Matrox Milenium.
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Weren't they about to remove the letters M and U too, because of the MU [Matrox Users] annoying them so much, ending up with "Ilenim"?
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And I thought it was real... Now, I bet you'll try and tell me there is no Santa...
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- Remember when naps were a bad thing?
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There is no Santa Claws, or Tooth Fairy, or Grinch, Or Mr Hankey....
....Just the Evil Tax Donkey!!!
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Somebody do the math and tell us what kinda memory and power this card would actually need to support 128bit color! I know it would be gargantuan.Comment
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It would need 32bits per colour.
32bits for Red Green Blue and Alpha 32x4=128
That could be deemed a bit much.
1024x768x128=100663296
thatx60fps=uhhhhhh=6039797760bits/s
that/1024=5898240Kb/s
that/1024=5760Mb/s
that/1024=5.625Gb/s (gigaBits i think, missed a /8 for bytes?)
I think this is wrong....?
It should be much higher than that...
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hhm about time sombody posted a message again here ok have nothing to post really just still waitinh overhere hehespecs p4 2.8@3.2Ghz Giga byte xnpbla bla 2x80GbHD Raid 0 creative audigy iiyama vision master 502 (21inch) a logitech mx700
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People are resting their fingers as they will be doing a lot of typing soon
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you forgot your TMOriginally posted by Ant
People are resting their fingers as they will be doing a lot of typing soon
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LOL yeah really Ant, getting slack in your old age
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I wonder if Ants are doing a lot of typing before the People will do it soon
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Ah that soon thing is naff, the more discerning MURCer prefers <b><i>real-soon-now™</i></b>Comment
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hhm hope so that i will be typing a lot and i even hope more that i am using my eyes and think how the @#$@%#^ do they do that its so beutafull ppff cant write that.
danm is there a spelling check in this forum hehe ???specs p4 2.8@3.2Ghz Giga byte xnpbla bla 2x80GbHD Raid 0 creative audigy iiyama vision master 502 (21inch) a logitech mx700
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Sorry for being so late, BUT
God I love em!
In response to Ant saying that he thinks that the link :
is genuine because Millennium is spelled the way Matrox likes to spell it. I have one little issue to raise with something else on the page.
When I saw the line that read :
Hardware assisted high-quality DVD playback (IDCT, motion compensation)
something about it looked fishy. Now normally ATI were the only one who did iDCT motion compensation in hardware (I may be wrong on that, don't flame me to death) and they almost always refer to iDCT with a lower case i.
I don't know however if that is the correct notation for inverse Discrite Cosine Translation or not.
Just some food for thought....
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