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Check out this interview ... http://www.simhq.com/simhq3/hardware...trox/parhelia/ . (No time to comment ... back to watching Enterprise.)
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(Back ... second Enterprise was a rerun)
Sebastian gives a little more insight into their goals. Sample quote:The Parhelia-512 will become the basis for a whole slew of products in the future. We’ll be offering different versions of the chip and boards to cater to different markets, however, we won’t be radically changing this architecture in six months.<TABLE BGCOLOR=Red><TR><TD><Font-weight="+1"><font COLOR=Black>The world just changed, Sep. 11, 2001</font></Font-weight></TR></TD></TABLE> -
quality versus quantity. thats the ticket
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That was a beautiful interview.
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Secondly, we aren’t interested in getting 250 fps in Quake. The optimizations in Parhelia-512 are for quality, performance and features in exactly that order.Matrox also has a loyal fan base.very nice interview! exactly what i like about matrox and why i will buy the parhelia!We took oscilloscopes in house to measure things like over and under shoot, PLL jitter, frequency response and the proof is in the pudding. The Parhelia-512 offers the best signal integrity and our results prove that. The components we used on the Parhelia-512 are the best quality parts on any graphics chip today.no matrox, no matroxusers.Comment
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That is an awesome interview.
I guess it just confirms what I already thought I knew about "the big M"
- how wonderfull it would be if Matrox entered the world of mobile graphics cards...
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Erm, isn't it a bit early to be talking about next gen? I'm still reading up on this onewe won’t be radically changing this architecture in six months
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That comment about component quality was a nice little dig at NVIDIA. They've had quite a problem with gfx card companies using their chipsets with sub-par supporting components
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That seems to be one of the hazards that comes with only producing the chips, and not the boards. This is just one more area where Matrox shows their good business sense, imo."..so much for subtlety.."
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Hardware Displacement Mapping, which we licensed to Microsoft for inclusion into DX 9.
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But it can also be the other way round.Originally posted by Snake-Eyes
That seems to be one of the hazards that comes with only producing the chips, and not the boards. This is just one more area where Matrox shows their good business sense, imo.
ATIs Radeon8500 boards unfortunately have a bit worse signal quality than the old Radeon had. Hercules' R8500 based boards, however, have much better signal-quality, that is near the G550.Comment
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That's actually ironic, considering that Hercules GF cards weren't considered among the best for their 2D quality (comparing only to other manufacturers' GF cards at the time.)"..so much for subtlety.."
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Hehe makes your hair stand when reading that interview also makes you feel proud and wanting to show of
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