Does anyone have the raw specs of the Radeon 9700 Pro, Ti4600 and the new Geforce FX, like: memeory bandwidth, 64/128/256 Mb, vertex shaders, pixel pipelines, GPu clock, memory clock, vertex/pixel shader version, etc?

I know raw specs don't say anything (Matrox!!), but until there are real life benchmarks it's better then nothing.

After more then 10 views I started to look for myself and .........................found it.

For people interested just like me: http://www6.tomshardware.com/graphic...118/index.html

Looks good - but its a paper launch - it will take atleast few months for it be available to masses.

ATI must have some surpises in coming months.

Anyway - paper lauches - prevents cosumers from buying rival products - just promises - plain marketing.

Its a shame

new card...

http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread....threadid=61866

Club-3D confirms January GeForce FX card


http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=7050


But there's no clear idea of pricing, just yet. However, a couple of Dutch sites, computerboot.com and sallandautomatisering.nl have already put the cards on pre-sale, the former at €650 and the latter at €739.59, shipping on the 20th of January and the 22nd of January respectively. Expensive, eh? These are for the 256MB models. A British hardware dealer online has also posted details of a GeForce FX card to be introduced in early February.



* AND THE GRAPHICS WARS will heat up with a vengeance soon after the GeForce FX cards arrive, according to a thread on the Ace's Hardware forum. This thread claims that R350 is near.. with rumours circulating about water cooling in the cards. Lawks!


Can I pay in gold ???

LOL.

Specifications of one card we've seen show it has full DirectX 9 support, 128/256MB of memory, 16GB/s bandwidth and a memory clock of 500MHz (1GHz DDR II) running at two nanoseconds, and rendering 350 million