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I believe Chaintech is a good graphics card manufacturing company.
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thanks Kram
i have heard of the name, but wanted to make sure i didnt make a bad choice for my last component. |
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Argh......when is the AGP version coming out?
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I am going to hold out for the AGP version to upgrade from my 9600XT. Dont want to change my mobo at this point.
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AGP version "due out November"
-Nvidia fedz
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i wonder if thats a paper launch or an official launch? i am waiting on the AGP version myself.
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That was supposed to be the real launch. In theory there should be no difference between the PCI-E and AGP versions whatsoever. They were quoted as saying "PCI-E in October, AGP in November". ATi are very, very far behind on this one. They're aiming for November/December.
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