Nvidia's GeForce4: First tests
...a week's time, but enthusiasts already know most of the details
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...up the GeForce3 line with release of the Titanium range in October.
ATI promises to revolutionise the graphics industry with double the speed than anything else on the market, plus more features. The chip may allow ATI to regain its lead over Nvidia Read more
18 July, 2002 by Matthew BroersmaThis is a great card, providing lightning games performance, video handling facilities and multi-monitor support. Although it’s one of the most costly gaming cards around, it delivers enough performance not only for today's most demanding titles, but also for new games in the near future. Read more
3 April, 2002 by Jonathan BennettThis is not a card for hardcore gamers, but it provides sufficient performance for mainstream use, including older games. If you want faster graphics and TV-out capabilites, this is an inexpensive way of getting them. Read more
20 March, 2002 by Jonathan BennettThe pro-level graphics chip arrives on Tuesday, but some people may already own the technology without knowing it Read more
18 February, 2002 by Matthew BroersmaAs GeForce4 comes onstream the graphics chip maker will drop GeForce3 from its range, using an older product for its budget line. Sources say the next generation will use a fully programmable architecture Read more
7 February, 2002 by Jonathan Bennett and Matthew BroersmaHard-core gamers will want cards based on the leading-edge GeForce Ti 4600 chip. Anyone else should wait until prices drop or buy one of the less expensive GeForce4 models. Read more
7 February, 2002 by Kai SchmererBenchmarks show that some components of the new GeForce4 graphics chips run up to 115 percent faster than their predecessors, but not all systems will reap the benefits Read more
6 February, 2002 by Matthew BroersmaNvidia's GeForce4 takes the company into the midlevel PC market for the first time, and a mobile chip will also be launched on Wednesday Read more
6 February, 2002 by David BeckerThe hotly anticipated GeForce4 graphics processor will appear on shelves in a week's time, but enthusiasts already know most of the details Read more
30 January, 2002 by Matthew BroersmaSpecifications of another manufacturer's next-generation graphics cards appear online, along with images Read more
18 January, 2002 by Matthew BroersmaThe next-generation chip from the market-leading graphics processor maker will arrive as early as the beginning of February, giving gamers a significant speed boost Read more
4 January, 2002 by Matthew Broersma...Power Mac has two 1GHz PowerPC G4 processors alongside Nvidia's upcoming
With its wide-aspect 15.4in. screen, excellent performance and reasonable battery life, Dell's redesigned Inspiron 8500 series is a mobile media powerhouse. Read more
18 March, 2003 by Charles McLellan and Stephanie Bruzzese
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Nice to see that Turing's idea of a general purpose computer doing once-hardware-powered tasks in software is now universal ;-) Mary
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