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www.aceshardware.com/forum?read=65040995
regards MD
www.aceshardware.com/forum?read=65040995
regards MD
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The TechIMO article is pretty good as it sums up the latests development pretty well. And I liked especially that sentence:
"The members at MatroxUsers have a proven track record for reliability of leaked information ..."
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Indeed. I thought that it was one of the better-written articles that I have seen. Not seen the site before - just searched for "Matrox Parhelia" on Google, and that was the most recent thing near the top of the list!
gnepDM says: Crunch with Matrox Users@ClimatePrediction.netComment
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And there's more...
edit: although this one was from April 1st
Picture of some sort of dual-dvi card (I think it's a G200 MMS without TV tuner - can anyone confirm?
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"confirm"Picture of some sort of dual-dvi card (I think it's a G200 MMS without TV tuner - can anyone confirm?
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Now go and tell this to those people without brains out there...Originally posted by MK
"The members at MatroxUsers have a proven track record for reliability of leaked information ..."
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Well here's a perfect benchmark to test the card with as soon as it's released...
www.codecult.com/home.html..
The system requirements are quite high,needing a full DX8 video card as a minimum and 512 megs of system memory and is 7~8 times more demanding than 3dmark 2001,with some scenes easily exceeding 600 000 polys per frame...
The scenes it displays are outdoor nature type ones,sort of like the nature test in 3d mark,but with much larger environments and a lot more detail...Btw,my own system never exceeds 25 fps at any point in the bench and that's at 1024*768,so it's very demandingnote to self...
Assumption is the mother of all f***ups...
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Maybe you should slap an AMD in that box and see if it'll hit 30+
I'm with the ugly guy below me
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He he !
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Originally posted by Parhelia Pro256
Maybe you should slap an AMD in that box and see if it'll hit 30+
You funny....
Actually from the results i've seen,it seems very dependent on your video card,most GF4 users pretty much double my score,regardless of cpu used,so 128 meg video cards are recomended to run the bench...Did anyone try it yet?,or are you waiting for parhelia to show up before even thinking about running the bench... .
note to self...
Assumption is the mother of all f***ups....
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If there are really a lot of polys in that benchmark, I think it is not the 128 megs of ram but the two vertex shader pipelines of GF4 which help to double the fps...Originally posted by superfly
Actually from the results i've seen,it seems very dependent on your video card,most GF4 users pretty much double my score,regardless of cpu used,so 128 meg video cards are recomended to run the bench...
It is said that Parhelia have 4 of those pipelines...
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