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  1. Re:what? by baadfood · · Score: 1 · on Windows Forensics and Incident Recovery
    After a long search, during which I'd all but given up, this appeared on my local distributors price lists :-

    Gainward Geforce FX 5200 Pro/660 PCI

  2. Re:Still no dual-DVI! by mike3411 · · Score: 4, Informative · on Nvidia Talks About Next-Gen Geforce, Plus Pics

    Gainward makes a dual-DVI card

  3. Re:What about PCI? by rpillala · · Score: 2, Informative · on S3's DeltaChrome Examined

    Gainward has a Geforce 4 MX 420, but I don't know if it's faster than GF2MX400. I always skip at least one upgrade cycle so I've been ignoring the Geforce4 cards.

    I orginally noticed this card at the Mini-ITX store (http://www.mini-itx.com) as a replacement for onboard graphics that accompany ITX form factor motherboards. So one application would be media box PC's. The VIA EPIA series of motherboards don't have AGP slots.

    Ravi

  4. Re:Cool by DeltaSigma · · Score: 2, Insightful · on Dual GPU graphics solution from ATi?

    If you were paying attention to John Carmack you'd know what cards are already bringing it to life. Specifically the Geforce4 TI 4600, currently appears to be the Quake God's best reccomendation, though Radeon's 8500 series is rumored to be what was running the Doom III preview at the recent E3.

    Reading over Carmack's finger, one can see that he is currently having the most success with NVidia drivers and the card will therefore not only be fast, but should support every feature he builds in.

    I'm currently building my own system that is focused on Doom III. My best reccomendation for a graphics card is by Gainward; the GeForce 4 PowerPack! Ultra/750 XP Golden Sample. It retails for right around $350.00. However (as far as I know), it still holds the best benchmarks of the GeForce4 series.

    There is something to be said about Carmack's opinion on ATI hardware (which is good overall), but for the sake of assuring your computer will be running Doom III perfectly I must stand by the opinion that the GeForce4 TI 4600 is what you need...

  5. Re:OT: non-AGP graphics card? by nzAnon · · Score: 1 · on ATI vs. NVIDIA: The Next Generation

    Gainward makes a PCI Geforce2 MX 400, only Windows drivers AFAIK, mate of mine has one running under Win98se, works well:
    Gainward Vid card listing This card is about fourth from bottom of the list here.
    Geforce2 MX 400 PCI Card details
    Drivers

  6. Re:OT: non-AGP graphics card? by nzAnon · · Score: 1 · on ATI vs. NVIDIA: The Next Generation

    Gainward makes a PCI Geforce2 MX 400, only Windows drivers AFAIK, mate of mine has one running under Win98se, works well:
    Gainward Vid card listing This card is about fourth from bottom of the list here.
    Geforce2 MX 400 PCI Card details
    Drivers

  7. Re:OT: non-AGP graphics card? by nzAnon · · Score: 1 · on ATI vs. NVIDIA: The Next Generation

    Gainward makes a PCI Geforce2 MX 400, only Windows drivers AFAIK, mate of mine has one running under Win98se, works well:
    Gainward Vid card listing This card is about fourth from bottom of the list here.
    Geforce2 MX 400 PCI Card details
    Drivers