Need prices of these vga cards

[prasadana2]

no idea.

 

[dpg]

7600GT uses 90nm and X800GTO uses 130nm or 110nm.

Its 130nm \/

 

[Anusha]

Its 130nm \/

There were several models. Mine has R480 core. It uses 130nm. And this model is the one which can be unlocked.

There is one with R430 core. AFAIK, R430 uses 110nm.

 

[Anusha]

nVIDIA GeForce 128MB vga ekak dan keeyak wenawada??

Rs.4000 to Rs.15000 I guess.

 

[Anusha]

no idea.

Wise guy. You don't wanna get crushed from three or four directions in this thread.

 

[Tissaka]

Rs.4000 to Rs.15000 I guess.

hmmmmmmm

 

[Anusha]

hmmmmmmm

Why so angry?
You didn't say which model you wanted ne?

 

[Tissaka]

Why so angry?
You didn't say which model you wanted ne?

ooops.. sorry wrong smiley.. it should be replaced with this ""

 

[Anusha]

ooops.. sorry wrong smiley.. it should be replaced with this ""

 

[shanX]

Hey! 640x480 is nothing compared to 1080p (i.e. 1920x1080). 0.3MPixel vs. 2MPixel

Then do you think Nvidia cheating me by printing HD-Video and HD-TV compatible on their spec sheet

ever done any benchmarks?

no men, just hav SiSoftware Sandra Lite XI

HDR is there. And you don't use motion blur even if you could ne.

the badnews is am using motionblur on NFSC now , coz it gives some sense like driving in real-life , at first I had it off, now I have got used to, runnin with motion blur on. But I hardly get time to play games

I don't care what he tells me. He's the one who's living in the old days. 1024x768 resolution?

Its a matter of personal preference and hardware-support , not technology

if you think about SM3.0, it's old as well. New generation is SM4.0.

Then wt should we call SM 2.9b

Mine goes to 80C at full load

Isnt it too hot for longrun? But doesnt matter if you're switching cards soon

 

[shanX]

ooops.. sorry wrong smiley.. it should be replaced with this ""

31 got crushed

 

[Tissaka]

31 got crused

 

[shanX]

Extreme HD
Go beyond standard high definition (HD) and experience Extreme High Definition (XHD), the ultimate widescreen, ultra-high-resolution PC experience made possible by NVIDIA® GeForce® graphics processing units (GPUs). XHD has over 4x the picture clarity of native 1080i HD televisions and 2x the picture clarity of 1080p HD televisions on today’s hottest PC games.

http://www.nvidia.com/page/geforce_7600.html

Specially dedicated to Mr.Alternative

 

[Anusha]

Then do you think Nvidia cheating me by printing HD-Video and HD-TV compatible on their spec sheet


no men, just hav SiSoftware Sandra Lite XI


the badnews is am using motionblur on NFSC now , coz it gives some sense like driving in real-life , at first I had it off, now I have got used to, runnin with motion blur on. But I hardly get time to play games


Its a matter of personal preference and hardware-support , not technology


Then wt should we call SM 2.9b


Isnt it too hot for longrun? But doesnt matter if you're switching cards soon

Just try to find a 1080p video and see if you can play it without skipping frames. This is the only way to know it.

So you think I would use Motion Blur and use 1024x768 even if my card supported it? Motion Blur is too heavy on the graphics card, unless you have a Geforce 8800 or X1900 cards in X-fire. (Because a single X1900 can't handle 1280x1024, full graphics at 30fps+ always. It goes into the low 20's sometimes).

SM2.9b????

80C is no big deal because video card clock speeds are low compared to CPUs'

 

[Anusha]

Extreme HD
Go beyond standard high definition (HD) and experience Extreme High Definition (XHD), the ultimate widescreen, ultra-high-resolution PC experience made possible by NVIDIA® GeForce® graphics processing units (GPUs). XHD has over 4x the picture clarity of native 1080i HD televisions and 2x the picture clarity of 1080p HD televisions on today’s hottest PC games.

http://www.nvidia.com/page/geforce_7600.html

Specially dedicated to Mr.Alternative

They say that. Only way to see is by trying it out.

 

[lasanka]

hmmm

 

[shanX]

They say that. Only way to see is by trying it out.

Heh heh hae

So your saying the multi national corpration named Nvidia is a cheater, who publicly publishes crappy misleading info about their products on their official website, to millions of their consumers

Knw wt, you dont admit your mistakes too bad

 

[Anusha]

Heh heh hae

So your saying the multi national corpration named Nvidia is a cheater, who publicly publishes crappy misleading info about their products on their official website, to millions of their consumers

Knw wt, you dont admit your mistakes too bad

I knew all about the PureVideo technology nVidia uses even before you heard about Geforce 7's.

AFAIK, to relieve the CPU to the extent nVidia claims, you need PureVideo decoder installed.

But the thing is, your CPU could be too slow to playback 1080p videos; mostly the H.264 encoded ones. Geforce 7600GT is one of the best GPUs in Geforce7 family in video post processing because of the high GPU clock speed. Pipelines doesn't matter in this case. It's comparable to 7900GTX.

 

[shanX]

Yeah I agree, CPU would be a matter of concern

Geforce 7600GT is one of the best GPUs in Geforce7 family in video post processing because of the high GPU clock speed.

For your info, i guess my 7600GS runs @ 7600GT reference GPU clock

 

[Anusha]

Yeah I agree, CPU would be a matter of concern

For your info, i guess my 7600GS runs @ 7600GT reference GPU clock

If that makes you feel better....