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221 Thanks for the link Michael. I read it earlier today. The overclocked benchmarkYeagher-10/5/1999
220 Here's a retail Creative Labs GEforce review using a shipping card: hardwaMichael G. Potter-10/4/1999
219 Thanks Michael. I found this remark: "<DwightNV> Our NDA's are sYeagher-10/3/1999
218 If you want to wade through a very long irc chat log, go to: 216.71.163.115 TMichael G. Potter-10/3/1999
217 Is GeForce delayed? Any info? Do any of you have any information about the GeFYeagher-10/2/1999
216 Micheal, I completely agree with what u said here.Danny-9/29/1999
215 It isn't so much trying to pick an absolute bottom and riding it up, it is Michael G. Potter-9/29/1999
214 RTQ, NVDA at 20 7/8! You see, it is indeed difficult to pick an absolute bottoDanny-9/28/1999
213 I agree with your analysis. ATI will be hurt most, nvidia probably least. Luckdumbmoney-9/27/1999
212 Intel's introduction of the 810e chipset with integrated graphics, and its Synapsid-9/27/1999
211 Greg: Oh, yeah. I once had a huge loss on TDDD:( I certainly knows the historDanny-9/27/1999
210 The Dell models with integrated TNT2-64 have been delayed indefinitely due to 8dumbmoney-9/27/1999
209 <I>As long as the long term potential of NVDA is still intact, the short Greg S.-9/27/1999
208 Dell releases specs on Office (Optiplex computers) they all have Intel integratMichael G. Potter-9/27/1999
207 Micheal, I agree with most of what you said. But if you are in this market foDanny-9/26/1999
206 Why I think NVIDIA is still vulnerable to further drops: NVIDIA has been hit vMichael G. Potter-9/26/1999
205 Another update on the TSMC fab status: biz.yahoo.com There is a positive spinSynapsid-9/25/1999
204 Bought my first NVDA position at 18 today. Very risky position though judging bDanny-9/24/1999
203 Here's a very interesting article from Bloomberg with comments from severalSynapsid-9/24/1999
202 Thanks for all the answers and info. grok-9/24/1999
201 Most graphics cards use high-performance SDRAM parts, usually a little wider anSynapsid-9/24/1999
200 <i>I'm somewhat surprised that the memory interface is clocked higherBen Wu-9/24/1999
199 <i>The GeForce also supports DDR.</i> Can you tell me where you heBen Wu-9/24/1999
198 Wonder where you went off too? Anyways, here is a GE Force 256 review: 3dhardMichael G. Potter-9/23/1999
197 <i>Does a GeForce card contain 8 4Mx16 Sdrams (or Sgrams) with a 128b busdumbmoney-9/23/1999
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