Best X800 vs 6800 review looks to be hardocp's

Looking over the crop of reviews, this one does the best summarization job:
http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NjExLDEw

Now what's really needed are explorations of things like Linux support
between the two, OpenGL performance looking forward to D3, and
media-encoding/HDTV related topics. I hope sites pay alot of attention to
these topics.

rms

Hi There

For the moment, definitlly

Seems gamer and OC based, the first thing being most important, what else
are you gonna do with it.
Good reading to.

Bye

"Fokko Brugts" wrote in message
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Hi There

For the moment, definitlly

Seems gamer and OC based, the first thing being most important, what else
are you gonna do with it.

Test 480W Power Supplies?

RJ
http://www.sports-supplements.co.uk

"rms" wrote:

Looking over the crop of reviews, this one does the best summarization job:
http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NjExLDEw

Haha ATI kicks nVidia's ass again.

Now what's really needed are explorations of things like Linux support
between the two, OpenGL performance looking forward to D3, and
media-encoding/HDTV related topics. I hope sites pay alot of attention to
these topics.

Any at all, would be an improvement. I'm especially interested in the
quality of their Linux support.

Test 480W Power Supplies?

RJ

ROFL, so true.

Stuart

On Wed, 05 May 2004 12:50:13 -0500, chrisv
wrote:

Looking over the crop of reviews, this one does the best summarization job:
http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NjExLDEw

Haha ATI kicks nVidia's ass again.

I'm one of those guys who don't really have anything against either
company. I have owned both brands a few times each. I like the
Nvidia drivers better but I like the ATI hardware slightly more.

Here's what I DON'T like about the 6800....takes up two
slots....requires a large power supply and I understand 2 power
connectors.....plus it RUNS HOT! This tells me Nvidia's new chipset
is already damn near maxed out.