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  • #16
    Do you guys think Matrox is going to release a new revision of Parhelia (somebody said the matrox-shop is out of stock of Parhelias?) with the fixes and improvements of the Millenium-P-series?
    (agp8x, fixed FAA, no banding)

    I'm very worried about the possibility Matrox went back to business-cards (like the millenium-P) only, because the P-512 is a great chip wich deserves a second chance without the restricted architecture of the P-series...


    Thanx for any comment
    P IV 3,06 Ghz, GA-8ihxp i850e, 512 MB PC-1066 RDRam, Parhelia 128 mb 8x, 40 + 60 gb IBM 7200 upm/2048 kb HD, Samtron 96 P 19", black icemat, Razer Boomslang 2100 krz-2 + mousebungee, Videologic sonic fury, Creative Soundworks

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    • #17
      Hi.

      I have asked Haig the question once.

      And Haig said.
      Hi,
      it's a given that after the P650/750, we'll come out with new cards next year. As to whether they will be geared towards an upgrade for P or not is something technical support can't comment on.


      I don't know whether it provides for business or consumer.

      Last edited by Kuriton; 5 July 2003, 07:29.
      Matrox Parhelia(FR) 128MB with ZALMAN ZM-GWB1
      My Matrox history:G550, Parhelia

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      • #18
        I don't think this new cards will be business like - P series will be still very good in this application.

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        • #19
          if a new Matrox Parhelia Series card is comming out i will surtenly buy it.
          i dosent need to be Highend but yust so mutch that it can keep up with the curent games out there, im not a FPS hunter.
          Intoccabile

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          • #20
            Most of you probably have seen this already, but for those that havent, the matrox med cards. The first 2 models are G series (G200 MMS?), but the 5mp cards are obviously parhelias with 64bit pci.

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            • #21
              this very thread actually started with a link to those very cards
              We have enough youth - What we need is a fountain of smart!


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