New Matrox card
It looks like Matrox has listened to us users and implemented the much anticipated Render Subject Nude feature. For more info look at:
Skyflyer
Skyflyer
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If I said it once, I've said it a thousand times: if Matrox properly implements the "render subjects nude" feature, it will make all other 3D boards obsolete. Of course, the all important PowerDesk 7.XXX will not work with PII's and the older Celeron CPU's, and VIA-users will experience lockups at www.buffythevampireslayer.com.
Of course, nVidia will somehow magically implement the feature in the GeForce3 MX and the leaked Detonator 7.01 driver set. I hear they have their newly hired Canadian engineers working on it now.
The Diamond Viper IV will support the feature in hardware, but not in drivers. ATI will muck up the driver implementation for the Radeon II, resulting in an unwanted "render subjects inside out" experience, which will further enrage Steve Jobs.
When ATI finally corrects the driver issue, a year late, Apple will announce that the feature is only available on the Mac.
3dfx will claim that the feature is not needed. The Bitboys Oy will claim that they always supported the feature in vaporware.
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I guess review sites will be comparing the transparent walls technology from Asus with this new RSN tecnology from Matrox.
Seriously though, the ATi Radeon's use of 3D textures could possibly implement this feature for real.
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You don't need that technology to check out all of Britney ... you can already find it here.<TABLE BGCOLOR=Red><TR><TD><Font-weight="+1"><font COLOR=Black>The world just changed, Sep. 11, 2001</font></Font-weight></TR></TD></TABLE>Comment
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