The GeForce3 Ti 500 and nVidia´s Fall Lineup
Hot Hardware has posted their GeForce 3 Ti 500 preview NVIDIA is at it again. Just when we were all getting used to the idea of a new chipset standard from the 3D graphics giant, we´re thrown the proverbial curve ball.
Hot Hardware has posted their GeForce 3 Ti 500 preview
NVIDIA is at it again. Just when we were all getting used to the idea of a new chipset standard from the 3D graphics giant, we´re thrown the proverbial curve ball. The timing couldn´t be any better. ATi, NVIDIA´s main competitor, is about to ship their next generation product and what better way to steal ATi´s thunder, than to release a new product of their own? Better yet, how about a whole new line of products?
Just about this time in 2000, NVIDIA not only unveiled the GeForce 2 Ultra but also a new set of drivers that promised to increase performance for all NVIDIA 3D chipsets. Well, a little over a year later we find ourselves in the same situation. Not only does NVIDIA have new hardware on the horizon but just a few weeks ago, NVIDIA´s "Detonator XP" drivers were released, with that same promise of increased performance. These new drivers coupled with the "new" hardware comprise the Titanium (Ti) line of products.
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NVIDIA is at it again. Just when we were all getting used to the idea of a new chipset standard from the 3D graphics giant, we´re thrown the proverbial curve ball. The timing couldn´t be any better. ATi, NVIDIA´s main competitor, is about to ship their next generation product and what better way to steal ATi´s thunder, than to release a new product of their own? Better yet, how about a whole new line of products?
Just about this time in 2000, NVIDIA not only unveiled the GeForce 2 Ultra but also a new set of drivers that promised to increase performance for all NVIDIA 3D chipsets. Well, a little over a year later we find ourselves in the same situation. Not only does NVIDIA have new hardware on the horizon but just a few weeks ago, NVIDIA´s "Detonator XP" drivers were released, with that same promise of increased performance. These new drivers coupled with the "new" hardware comprise the Titanium (Ti) line of products.
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