From what I've read the yields could be extremely low, initially around 10-15% because of the 0.13 micron process.
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Ok about how much is the NV30 going to be past the Radeon 9700? But here's the better question: When will games support such high graphics? I mean there are no real games out now that say a geforce3 cant play quite well. Except in the terms of FPS how is the NV30 going to be able to "Blow Away" the Radeon? And in the terms off FPS how many more is it going to get over the Radeon? 15-40? or what?
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Some leaked benches have the NV30 as far in front of the 9700 as the 9700 is in front of a GF4 Ti4600 but how accurate they are I can't really say but the same site was pretty accurate for the 9700 though. ;)
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No matter what the PR says, I personally think that Nvidia was a little suprised at the performance and acceptence of the 9700, and they probably decided they had to extend the features and capabilities of the NV30 after they thought they were done with the design. And if they are having any driver issues with the new stuff, I doubt they will release until they are resolved, considering all the flack ATI caught with the 8500 drivers.
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The NV30 pushes beyond DX9, which is why Microsoft are releasing DX9.1 in early 2003.
Will Rockstar design the PC version of GTA Vice City around DX9, this would make one serious game.
But you're right, I don't think there are any games due that can push either the 9700 to NV30 to their limits. (UT2003?)
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GTA and Doom 3 are the only games that will be able to even scrape their limits. I think that the graphics cards are developing too fast for the current video game manufacturers can handle...
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Originally posted by FlipMoeJackI dunno. So far Morrowind has been extremely tough to play with a good framerate, that of course with every options on. Turning Shadows and view distance on really kills most systems.
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