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interesting. i very much hope passive cooling will be possible. i'm probably not getting a P soon but i still hope 
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Why are you so bothered with passive cooling? I think the current black heatsink and fan looks really cool! (not sure if pun intended
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How much of a performance boost would the 128mb version give over the 64mb that will be coming out later?Asus A7V133, Duron 750@847, 512mb PC133 Crucial RAM, G400 DH, Maxtor 7200rpm 40 & 15GB, Liteon 16/10/32, Samsung 12x DVD, SB-Live, D-Link NICComment
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as you can see from my sig i hate noise especially the high pitched whiny noise of small fans (like the one on the parhelia).
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How about some pictures of the card???
Arr just found them doh.Comment
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I guess thop is like me in one sense.
The next PC I'm building, the one for Parhelia, is going to be a silent PC. So eliminating as much fan noise as possible is a biggie. Even if the Parhelia can't run with passive cooling stock. The fact that Haig said that it is very possible to replace the stock HSF is a big plus.
The HSF market is very active, so I'm confident I'll be able to have a very quiet if not silent Parhelia board.Comment
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cpu"Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind." -- Dr. Seuss
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I have to second Kurzin's statements about the quality of the displays and the ICD. The ICD does still need tweaking as he said, but it's a lot faster than previous ones and provides more than enough gaming performance. The image quality is stunning, especially with FAA-16 turned on.
For video editing Parhelia is now the standard others will be judged by. You can't imagine how nice it is to edit across 3 displays in single-frame resolution when you need it.
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Posted some [MU] screen shots in the gaming forum:
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nice to hear.Originally posted by Greebe
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Kruzin - thank you very much for the info !
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Oh man.... it's a real pity that the card is expensive. $399 US is like $600 CDN, and so I will have to live with my GF4 Ti4200. The 2D quality on the GF4 Ti4200 is definitely not up to par with my previous ATI Radeon which was a step down from my beloved G400.The poster formerly known as "ahardjan"Comment
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#17 in line here
Ordered on the phone.. the girl at shopmatrox sounds like a real sweetheart! lolComment
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Thop, it's already been said it's inaudible
It's not a freakin screaming mimi fan like so many adore for cpu cooling
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Personally I don't know how M would improve 2D beyond this, but then again they've always been able to pull one out of their hat
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