GeForce FX @ newegg

[sash1]

Here by PNY. Still uses the FX Flow.

Thought some people might be interested! Newegg ownz

The ASUS card will be here the 25th. However, it looks as thought it'll be using the FX Flow as well.

/me is hoping to see Gainwards

~Aunix

 

[Soulkeeper]

buy it, buy it !

 

[John]

must resist......

 

[spanky]

did they pull the pny? becuz it does not show up anymore.

 

[Vrangel]

Originally posted by: John
must resist......

I am trying to resist 9800 here .

 

[touchmyichi]

420 bucks? Who does nvidia expect to buy this?

 

[Schadenfroh]

420 bucks? Who does nvidia expect to buy this?

3dfx's voodoo5 6000 was to cost 600 dollars on launch

 

[YBS1]

420 bucks? Who does nvidia expect to buy this?

People who still think nVidia's drivers "rock!"???

 

[Keysplayr]

Originally posted by: touchmyichi
420 bucks? Who does nvidia expect to buy this?

Rich folks...

 

[Keysplayr]

Originally posted by: YBS1

420 bucks? Who does nvidia expect to buy this?

People who still think nVidia's drivers "rock!"???

[br]
This was a weird comment...

 

[1ManArmY]

I have the cash for a FX but just dont feel comfortable spending it on a product overhyped and out performed by a 6 month old card. Im building a P4 3.06 and I'm still unsure what graphics card to put in it. I stuck with either a mid-range Nvidia or high end ATI 9800 or 9700 PRo. It would be a shame to build an awesome system and be lacking in the graphics arena. Do I take my chances with ATI driver compatiability and stability issues or just wait it out until the NV35 drops in the fall.

Dazed and Confused

 

[Vrangel]

1ManArmy,
yeah its not easy to switch. I've been with Nvidia since Riva128.
But times change, ATI is the way to go these days.

Recalling Nvidia vs 3dfx wars ppl who stuck with 3dfx look rather silly now.

EDIT Looking at your Led Zeppelin sig
you can guess where my sig is from .

 

[kd2777]

To quote Maximum pc, "One card is fast and loud, the other is faster and not loud. The choice is simple."

 

[Elvis2]

I've decided on the Hercules 9800 Pro to replace my Ti4600. I like the copper cooling solution and the blue pcb. Main reasons to by a video card isn't it?...lol.
Besides, if I don't like the performance, I'll sell it and get a NV35 when it comes out. $400.00 for a video card is about right. The Voodoo5 5500 was $399.00 when it came out. The GF2 Ultra was $500.00 when it came out. GF3 was $379.00. GF4 Ti4600 was $399.00. 9700 Pro $399.00. Back in the day, the hot setup was two Voodoo2's in sli would set you back a cool $600.00! You want bleeding edge performance, it's gonna cost ya.

 

[Vrangel]

Elvis2
Rejoice, ATI is walking extra mile to accomodate your wallet.
Radeon 8900 256MB here for $549.

 

[zodder]

To quote Maximum pc, "One card is fast and loud, the other is faster and not loud. The choice is simple."

I got a kick out of that when I read it in MaximumPC.

 

[yodayoda]

Originally posted by: 1ManArmY
I have the cash for a FX but just dont feel comfortable spending it on a product overhyped and out performed by a 6 month old card. Im building a P4 3.06 and I'm still unsure what graphics card to put in it. I stuck with either a mid-range Nvidia or high end ATI 9800 or 9700 PRo. It would be a shame to build an awesome system and be lacking in the graphics arena. Do I take my chances with ATI driver compatiability and stability issues or just wait it out until the NV35 drops in the fall.

Dazed and Confused

wait a minute, you said "just dont feel comfortable spending it on a product overhyped and out performed" and then you said "Im building a P4 3.06." does anyone else here sense the irony?

 

[bunnyfubbles]

Whillamette P4 certainly were overhyped and outperformed... Northwood = redemption. P4 3GHz overhyped? When and where? Because I certainly dont see how it is outperformed. Certainly not consistently by anything from AMD, and some people do not consider overclocking as an option at all. Besides he didn't say anything about a budget, on the contrary he seems to have a lot of dough to shovel into a new rig, and right now the P4 3.0Ghz is the fastest PC cpu that money can buy. Athlon XP 2800+ and 3000+ fall short as they are far from dominating in a decent number of benchmarks. Performance? Hype? If anything the Athlon 3000+ is overhyped and doesn't dish out the performance (we aren't considering overclocking in this case).