OK Peeps I've put this together with the help of the following sites: TweakTown, RivaStation and Darkcrow. Thanks for the news guys! Well let's start of with a screenshot of Leadtek's new WinFast A280 TD MyVIVO NV28.
From Darkcrow, he sent me word that he's snagged screenshots and info on the following cards:
GAINWARD GeForce4 480XP NV18
ASUS V9180 NV18 series
Leadtek WinFast A280 TD MyVIVO NV28 | | Leadtek WinFast A180 DDR TDH MyVIVO NV18
TweakTown sends word that they have posted their Prolink GF4 MX440-8X Review.
Today nVidia announced the latest addition to their budget graphics chipset line, the GeForce4 MX440-8X with full AGP 8x support and other improvements to help speed boast the GPU. TweakTown checks out Prolink's GeForce4 MX440-8X graphics card and tells us what type of performance the extra bandwidth given by the AGP8x bus provides for gamers! Click here for the Review
RivaStation have details up of Triplex's TX-680 and boy does this card look cool!
The TX-680 is based on the new GeForce 4 MX 440-8X and comes with 64MB BGA memory (2,8ns). Triplex clocks the mory with 600MHz instead of the standard NVIDIA clockrate of 500MHz. Triplex does not talk about the core clock but says that the chip can render up to 37 M triangles/s. The old 275MHz MX 440 was capable of 34M. This lets us calculate a coreclock of 300MHz for the MX440-8X GPU
Triplex TX-680 NV18
From Darkcrow, he sent me word that he's snagged screenshots and info on the following cards:
GAINWARD GeForce4 480XP NV18
ASUS V9180 NV18 series
Leadtek WinFast A280 TD MyVIVO NV28 | | Leadtek WinFast A180 DDR TDH MyVIVO NV18
TweakTown sends word that they have posted their Prolink GF4 MX440-8X Review.
Today nVidia announced the latest addition to their budget graphics chipset line, the GeForce4 MX440-8X with full AGP 8x support and other improvements to help speed boast the GPU. TweakTown checks out Prolink's GeForce4 MX440-8X graphics card and tells us what type of performance the extra bandwidth given by the AGP8x bus provides for gamers! Click here for the Review
RivaStation have details up of Triplex's TX-680 and boy does this card look cool!
The TX-680 is based on the new GeForce 4 MX 440-8X and comes with 64MB BGA memory (2,8ns). Triplex clocks the mory with 600MHz instead of the standard NVIDIA clockrate of 500MHz. Triplex does not talk about the core clock but says that the chip can render up to 37 M triangles/s. The old 275MHz MX 440 was capable of 34M. This lets us calculate a coreclock of 300MHz for the MX440-8X GPU
Triplex TX-680 NV18
