aus Toms-Hardware:
http://www.tomshardware.com/graphic/...orcefx-14.html
NVIDIA's main problem is that not even the basic functions of DirectX 9 can be used today. The only DirectX 9 version currently available is a public beta version, and games are even further off in a rather distant future.
This constellation will make it hard to sell new products based on the (future) importance of their new features alone.
This is exactly the Radeon 9700 PRO's strong suit: it combined the theoretical benefit of DX9 support with superior gaming performance in today's games.
The Radeon achieves this through its high memory bandwidth, the high triangle throughput of its vertex shaders, and its extremely fast pixel pipelines.
When antialiasing and anisotropic filtering are used in combination, the R300 cuts an especially imposing figure and simply dominates everything available in the market today.
und wie Heinz schon sagte: Alle Jahre wieder!
Grüße
T.C.