Triplex Silver Xabre Series - SIS 33x new VGA cards! :)

[rockhard]

<< Triplex Corp and SiS are co-operating on the launch of the latest in GPU technology that aims to take on the market leaders nVIDIA and ATI head to head. SiS has selected Triplex as one of only three graphics card specialists to be its technology partner for the launch of this sharp new product range. Triplex will provide its engineering expertise to create stunning silver graphics cards that not only look better than the traditional green, they deliver much better thermal and EMI performance as well. The first silver samples from Triplex will be available in the beginning of May. >>



The Xabre 336 boasts AGP 8x, 600mhz GPU clock, Render Engine = 4 pipeline/8 texels, DX 8.1 Hardware support, 9.6GB Memory bandwidth.

Linky to originating news post and further specs

Sorry if this has been posted before.

That silver PCB sure looks sweet

 

[Ryan]

I can't wait to see some benchmarks!

 

[rockhard]

Yeah, the big boys have been growing fat on the feeding frenzy theyve been having
Now the scavengers are swooping in for some of the pickings - LOL!
Times hereon till Christmas going to be a lot leaner for the big boys with more competition
Bring it on i say

 

[Athlon4all]

yea, this is cool. We'll see how it does. I have a feeling that if it can provide performance between that of a R8500 and a GF4 Ti 4200 it'll be a hit considering the price around $100 that has been quoted. And I must say, I LOVE THE SILVER PCB!!!!

 

[jm0ris0n]

That is one SWEET! lookin pcb

 

[jcmkk]

I hope it happens fast. The more competition the better. That thing would fit mighty nice in my backup rig.

 

[MistaTastyCakes]

Looks like Triplex is gonna be making some Nvidia cards too. Looks like an interesting company to watch.. I love the silver PCB and they looks to be a company producing good quality items.

Putting this thing on a Dragon or Purple Ray would be SCREAMING for a window mod.

 

[nortexoid]

uh, i'm gonna have to disagree...

the silver PCB looks rather cheap or corny or something, especially w/ the YELLOW DVI out connector on it...weak.

i don't really care what it looks like tho...i'm a fan of SIS lately...so pay homage.

i don't give a sheeite about their video cards, i wanna see that thing incorporated into one of their integrated chipsets...SICK.
i'm dying to upgrade to an all-integrated flexATX mobo in a slim-line flexATX case.

 

[spanky]

i like the silver pcb, but the box is kinda butt.

 

[moronNZ]

<< Looks like Triplex is gonna be making some Nvidia cards too. >>


Triplex has been producing Nvidia cards for a long time



<< looks to be a company producing good quality items >>


From what I have seen so far in other chinese forums, products of triplex is not good in terms of "quality". Lots of people complained about the image quality of their Nvidia products. However their product does provide good performance-cost ratio though.

I like their silver PCB though. I can't help wondering when I can see a silver coated motherboard
You can find info about silver PCB at their website:Triplex

 

[Daemon_UK]

More info here.....

Wow, they are targetting the sub $200 price range. This new card totally nukes the mx range.

So this card, with DX8 features and such, where does it leave the KYRO III? When it does finally get released??..

Someone should open up a thread, KYRO III DOA when launched, cause there are so many cards coming out of the market, theres too much competition

 

[sandorski]

Looks pretty neat.

Also note the TBred info there, slower TBreds at 1.5v, faster at 1.65v.

 

[RanDum72]

If they could price them between $80-130, then it will be a hit. They should price it low because once GF4 Ti 4200's become mainstream at around $125-175, then parts such as GF3 Ti 500's and 200's would go down.

 

[jcmkk]

You wont have to worry about the Kyro III. From what I've heard it has been canceled. It was supposed to be out last september. I would also like to see that SIS graphics chip in a all integrated motherboard. Shuttle needs to produce one of their tiny PCs with that chip integrated. It would be a killer LAN rig.