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Is that confirmed or just speculation?mattymaxx said:Everyone knows about the new nvidia cards coming out in november i think
Xbit Labs and (I think) Tech PowerUp have stated the G92/November thing too.jaykay said:Its kinda speculation from the normal suspects (fud, inquirer)
LoadsaMoney said:The best laugh i had was when i read AMD are going to start releasing a new high-end GPU every 6 months.![]()
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Jokester said:PCI-E 2 will be backwards compatible with current motherboards.
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LoadsaMoney said:Be a long, long time before were all needing to move to PCI-E 2, look at how long AGP was around till PCI-E came along, i didn't move to PCI-E till November 05, not even 2x years ago yet, was on AGP for absolute eons.
8igdave said:You didn't read what i said. I asked whats the advantage or even, whats the point of PCI-E 2 if it works the same in PCI-E. You say they provide more bandwidth. So does this mean the card will function better? Or what? I dont want to just buy a new motherboard. Then get a card which isn't running its full in the motherboard i just bought.
Wiki said:Intel's first PCIe 2.0 capable chipset will be the X38 and will be released in Q3 2007. AMD starts supporting PCIe 2.0 from its RD700 chipset series. NVIDIA has revealed that the MCP72 will be their first PCIe 2.0 equipped chipset.
Source?martin9887 said:I've heard that the new PCIe 2 cards won't run to their fullest potential on PCIe 1.
ps3ud0 said:Source?
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