New cards?

[Nowhere]

Anyway I didn't notice this things earlier for sure.

edit: And look, one of the models has AGPx8 listed in specs.

[K6-III]

Looks like P8X has made an appearance.

[K6-III]

Makes quite a bit of sense for them to move to the P8X, as banding certainly wouldn't be tolerated on a board like that...

[GNEP]

Look at the prices on those HiRes puppies...

[K6-III]

First triplehead, now quadhead with genlock...

[Kuriton]

It seems good at first.

It must support AGP8X.
But, its Parhelia-HR series is different from Parhelia-512 series at 256bit-GPU.

So, at the 2D&3D performance, I think P-HR is not as fast as P.

I wish I got the new card which has a more high clock and supporting VertexShader2.0+ and PixelShader2.0+.

[UtwigMU]

Specs say, Parhelia HR - PCI is 512-bit GPU, 256MB RAM.

Also vanilla PCI - 512-bit GPU.

Only AGP is 256-bit GPU.

Note, the pics are named sundog.jpg.

What does this mean?

[Chrono_Wanderer]

heh. for some reason i knew P8X was sundog :|

Boy... QuadDVI... lol

[borat]

are the P750/650 agp 8x?

[borat]

just checked and its nothing more than a jazzed up P750

[thop]

holy freaking jesus i can buy a car for that money

[thop]

Nowhere ... 666 posts, devilish avatar, beast signature ... coincidence?

[leech]

Anyone notice that the AGP one also didn't list any 3D on it? "Maximum support for 2D and video..." Odd.

Leech

[UtwigMU]

Haig said some are based on P750 core and some on Parhelia core.

[rylan]

They're optimised to run high resolution flat panel displays, for cad or other medical type applications.