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GeForce FX Reviews Roll In

Defender2000 writes "GeForce FX NDA lifted today, reviews are up at ExtremeTech, Tom's Hardware, and HardOCP. So far, it is indeed better overall than the 9700Pro, but not enough for it's price. Perhaps NVIDIA has something up its sleeve for the long term?" There's also a review at Anandtech, about which reader StrongBad writes "Unlike the rest of the reviews, however, wonderboy gets down and dirty with the FX's antialiasing and anisotropic filtering methods using some nifty on mouseover java commands."

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  1. The 10,000 barrier by Big+Mark · · Score: 5, Funny

    The Graphics card that breaks the 10,000 product number will take up two PCI slots as well as the AGP one, need an IDE channel all to itself, and may or may not require you to sell your first born.

    They probably wont go with the last one though. Who is going to have both children AND a next-gen graphics card? :-P

    -Mark

  2. nVidia goes for a new market! by wiggys · · Score: 5, Funny

    "Buy the new Geforce FX - not only will your games run smoother than ever before but you'll ALSO receive a free heater and vacuum cleaner built in!"

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    Sorry, but my karma just ran over your dogma.

  3. Re:Nvidia cards get TOO HOT by JohnFluxx · · Score: 5, Funny

    > Anyone ever spit (or put snow) on a hot stove?

    Don't do this! I've been fired twice for doing that. Same thing happens when you spit in the chip frier, and even the hamburgers.

  4. Obligatory Amex Commercial Spoof by crosseyedatnite · · Score: 5, Funny

    New motherboard: $117
    New CPU: $105
    Radeon 9700 Pro: $320

    Finding out that nVidia's upcoming card will cost more, offers little to no performance increase, and will be loud and hot: Priceless

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    e to the i pi equals negative one
    1. Re:Obligatory Amex Commercial Spoof by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

      Great concept for ad: $ 5 million
      Having millions of people like your ad: $20 million
      $100 million dollar ad campaign: $100 million

      Getting Amex the credit: Priceless